I’d receive an email or someone would post a comment asking a question about the craft or the business of screenwriting. This ongoing series began in Year One of the blog. Today’s Go Into The Story resource: Go Into The Story Reader Questions. Today’s trivia: Go Into The Story is on target to hit over 3.5 million page views in 2019. Hopefully, these posts for the next 31 days will clue in more recent followers and remind long-time readers about resources you can use to facilitate deepening your understanding of the writing craft. With - to date - 26,317 articles and over 100 archive topics, there is a LOT of content here.
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This is not an exercise in self-congratulations so much as I figured readers could use some tips about how to best use the site. To celebrate 11 years of blogging about screenwriting, writing, Hollywood, movies, TV, and the creative life, each day in May, I’m going to feature a piece of Go Into The Story trivia, plus a writing resource you can find in the site’s archives.
Welcome to Go Into The Story! Right now, it’s nothing but a humble, threadbare blog, but I hope it will evolve into an active resource for aspiring screenwriters, as well as a community for anyone interested in storytelling and the creative life.Īnd evolve it did! To the point where it was recently named “Best of the Best” Scriptwriting Website in the 20th Annual Writer’s Digest Best Websites for Writers list. On May 16, 2019, Go Into The Story turns 11 years old - you can read the very first blog post here.
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