Chicken Stew
Chicken sitting has begun, and never have I been more tempted to turn them into chicken stew. My friends hadn't been gone but four hours when I lost the chickens. All of them.
Thankfully, I found them again - yards from a busy road - and had to call in the neighbours to help me chase them back to the chicken run.
In spite of this 'adventure' I have managed to read some of Evan Marshall's book and consider my synopsis in the light of what he says. Hmm. A lot of food for thought. According to Marshall I should concentrate on writing suspense novels (because that's what I mostly read), so I've got that right. All I need to do now is get my head (and story) around the idea of high concept.
Easy as chicken sitting, I suspect.
Thankfully, I found them again - yards from a busy road - and had to call in the neighbours to help me chase them back to the chicken run.
In spite of this 'adventure' I have managed to read some of Evan Marshall's book and consider my synopsis in the light of what he says. Hmm. A lot of food for thought. According to Marshall I should concentrate on writing suspense novels (because that's what I mostly read), so I've got that right. All I need to do now is get my head (and story) around the idea of high concept.
Easy as chicken sitting, I suspect.
posted by Elaine | 7:11 pm
3 Comments:
I'm still working on "high concept." Hope your chicken sitting went well!
My son is in London today, sight-seeing.
Well, I didn't get finished. High Concept is providing the general story idea in one sentence. If you look in TV GUIDE and read the one-line movie synopsis, that will help.
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