I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but for the most part, screenwriting magazines aren't very well made. I just got the most recent issues of Creative Screenwriting, scr(i)pt and Fade In. I haven't finished all of them yet, but so far I've caught no fewer than three obvious mistakes in the issue of CS, one of which was in nice bold type.
Now, I understand the limits of magazine publishing (since I work in the business) and that there can't be 100% perfection all the time, but the irony of sloppy writing in a writers' magazine just sticks in my gut.
Of course, I'm probably the only one who's really bothered by this stuff. Heck, I'm probably the only one who even notices.
Am I?
Now, I understand the limits of magazine publishing (since I work in the business) and that there can't be 100% perfection all the time, but the irony of sloppy writing in a writers' magazine just sticks in my gut.
Of course, I'm probably the only one who's really bothered by this stuff. Heck, I'm probably the only one who even notices.
Am I?
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