Vol. 22 No. 2
November/December 2019
The Coping Issue
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Masthead of the Coping Issue
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Editor’s Notes on The Coping Issue
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Dear Dramatist: November/December 2019
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Guild News for the Coping Issue
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Bess Wohl: Ten Questions
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The Craft: Scott Bradley
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Perseverance
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Coping with Isolation
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The Rejection Carnival
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Coping with Rejection
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Coping with Inertia
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What is your Routine?
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Coping and Writing: Making Sense Out of the World
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Lighting the Path through Community
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Maestra
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Out on the Fringe
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From the Desk of DGF - The Coping Issue
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Why I Joined the Guild - Kristen Anderson-Lopez
Q Do you have a routine? A regular time when you write?
A I’m a morning writer. Before emails or other business clutter my head, I try to get in at least three-hour blocks of uninterrupted time for generative writing, two-hour blocks if I’m working through edits and rewrites.
Q Once you have an idea, how do you proceed? Do you take notes? Do you outline? Do you plunge right in?
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Scott Bradley’s
musicals include We Three Lizas, Alien Queen, Carpenters Halloween, Tran: The Atari Musical, and Mollywood. Plays include Trocadero Rose, A Kingdom Jack’d, Seed, and Packing, which premieres Fall 2019 at About Face Theatre. Scott is a 2019 Iowa Arts Fellow and alumnus of Iowa Playwrights Workshop. Scottbradleyink.com