Novels for Hollywood

Presented by: Heywood Gould
Year: 2012

Heywood Gould gives writing tips on chapter endings, originality, visual/narrative elements, and settling. He advises writers to write novels over screenplays if they are trying to adapt to film because novels are easier for executives to read.

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