How To Write An Urban Novel

Feb 10, 2006 16:48

It's mean, but the subject had it coming.

HOW TO PRODUCE AN URBAN NOVEL(Preamble ( Read more... )

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scottwoods February 11 2006, 13:24:50 UTC
Yeah, tha one sort of sticks out...like a convict's dick on visiting day after a month in the hole.

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momoyeahmomo February 11 2006, 07:09:43 UTC
Nice indeed Scott! Reminds me of the musical I was running sound and lights for last month. It was based on a religious urban novel called "Abundant Rain"

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scottwoods February 11 2006, 13:24:12 UTC
Ugh. I hate the "theater" of "gospel plays" almost as much as I do urban novels!

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babbott February 11 2006, 15:33:06 UTC
Great essay yet again.

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scottwoods February 11 2006, 18:39:08 UTC
Thanks! I'd tighten it if I were doing something else with it, but this is good for now.

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I read the entire post...and I never read long posts! ezzra February 11 2006, 16:01:46 UTC
All points hit the target...number 5 seems to be ever present in our society, regardless of race. Country music boasting their silverado's and Hemi's, Rock Music with PBR's and Jagi's, music artists promoting movies, basketball stars promoting rap albums. Ungh...sorry, my AIM account just had a pop-up of 'entertainment news' and those seems to always put me in a bad mood in the morning.

Tangent: Will you ever be performing in the Savannah/Charleston area again? Although I'm an Alum now, I'd love to take the 2 hour drive to see you at SCAD.

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Re: I read the entire post...and I never read long posts! scottwoods February 11 2006, 18:38:39 UTC
I'm actually plotting on tryin to nail down an Atlanta gig. I just have to figure out which time of year would be wisest for me based on my work schedule.

So yeah, I'll be back down that way this year, just not exactly sure when. if I could set up a gig of some stripe in Savannah, that'd be even better.

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jazzykym February 11 2006, 17:01:58 UTC
I think that "gettin' her Eagle on" is the worst phrase I've ever read. What the hell?

And why don't you like kids?

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scottwoods February 11 2006, 18:39:32 UTC
Kids can smell the fear on me.

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