This edition of The Dramatist, guest edited by Tina Howe, investigates how dramatists use language. As Howe asks in her Editor's Note, "How do you, dear reader approach language in your work? With tweezers, an embroidery needle, buzz saw, or divining rod?" Howe also leads a conversation with Anne Washburn and Chisa Hutchinson on Inventing Language, Johnna Adams and David Hirson discuss Writing Verse, and Caridad Svich curates a roundtable on the influence of David Mamet's use of language. Additionally, Kristin Idaszak answers Ten Questions about her writing process, Dan O'Brien discusses The Craft, David Johnston shares some of his creative Inspiration, and Arthur Kopit explains Why I Joined the Guild.
THE DRAMATIST is made possible by funding from the Council of the Dramatists Guild of America, a generous gift from the JOHN LOGAN FOUNDATION through a grant from the Dramatists Guild Foundation, and contributions from Guild members LIKE YOU.
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