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A middle-aged writer who fears his dreams of fame may never come notices obscure fabrications in the nonfiction works of a famous author (think Malcolm Gladwell in stature) and publishes a series of scathing corrections, which attract increasing attention and lead him to commit his own questionable acts in pursuit of fame.
The only thing I can add, to the above, is you will be better off thinking in specific terms. Focus on the details of the story instead of generic descriptions such as "...obscure fabrications..." and "...questionable acts...".
The only thing I can add, to the above, is you will be better off thinking in specific terms. Focus on the details of the story instead of generic descriptions such as “…obscure fabrications…” and “…questionable acts…”.
See lessIn order to graduate film school, a self-centered student documents his terminally ill father’s attempt to recapture the heart of a former lover, prior to her impending marriage.
Agreed with DPG, and to that matter there's no need to mention the son at all.
Agreed with DPG, and to that matter there’s no need to mention the son at all.
See lessA series of interconnected stories about citizens adjusting to the new normal after an earthquake that destroyed 1500 hundred buildings and killed 185 people in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Naming both the place and the disaster has helped the logline, however because there is no lead character it is hard for me to come up with a good logline example but here would be my attempt: ----- "When a terrible earthquake destroys Christchurch New Zealand, the survivors must rebuild their townRead more
Naming both the place and the disaster has helped the logline, however because there is no lead character it is hard for me to come up with a good logline example but here would be my attempt:
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“When a terrible earthquake destroys Christchurch New Zealand, the survivors must rebuild their town and their lives while facing increasingly more difficult problems in the process.”