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Spanish Playwright Produces Over 1,400 Works of Drama
Think you can write over 1,400 works of #drama in your lifetime? This guy Lope De Vega managed to during the 1,500’s. Born #OTD in 1562 he was an outstanding dramatist of the Spanish Golden Age, author of as many as 1,800 plays and several hundred shorter dramatic pieces, of which 431 plays and 50Continue reading “Spanish Playwright Produces Over 1,400 Works of Drama”
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Dive into a good book this Summer
Dive into a good book this summer at Mind on Fire Books.
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How Long it Took 40 Writers to Complete Their Works
How Long it Took 40 Writers to Complete Their Works with mind on fire books
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Insurrection and Sedition in Castro and Shakespeare
Insurrection and sedition are nothing new. Shakespeare and Castro wrote about these acts, here’s what you can learn from them. In one of the chapters of my book, “On Writing Horror: the Art of Fear Appeals,” I compare one real revolution, to a fictitious one. The Cuban revolution led by Castro of the 1950’s isContinue reading “Insurrection and Sedition in Castro and Shakespeare”
