We wanted to be writers, famous writers, even great writers.
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We have Jewish writers, and white writers, and Indian writers.
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We have Korean writers, Chinese writers, Indian writers, and I'm Persian.
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Because writers — aspiring writers, successful writers and the in-between need stories.
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Despite T.S. Eliot's assertion that "good writers borrow, great writers steal," for me the best writers unearth.
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Literary magazines, perhaps above all, create communities, not just between readers and writers but between writers and other writers.
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She could never live somewhere like New York, where you were tripping over writers every time you turned around, writers in restaurants, writers in the supermarket, writers on the subway.
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Fanfiction writers enthusiastically share their work and follow other writers.
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So for example, great education writers, great criminal justice writers, great environmental injustice writers who started nonprofit journalism projects who we invested in.
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Agents are the usual go-betweens for the writers and studios, taking a strong hand in matching writers rooms with the appropriate writers.
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Social Media for Writers, Blogging for Writers, and Branding for Authors.
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Writers also used "Little Women" to turn their characters into writers.
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There are writers before him and there are writers after him.
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The TV writers, affiliated with the Writers Guild of America, claim that the major talent agencies have been enriching themselves at the writers' expense.
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Not all song writers, tv or film writers, poets write from experience.
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Writers have very active minds, and insomnia with writers is manifest everywhere.
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We got a lot of writers who are really great feature writers.
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Who are your favorite writers — fiction writers, nonfiction, journalists, poets — working today?
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She has received awards from Yaddo, MacDowell, the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, Omi International, the Steinbeck Center, andthe Norman Mailer Writers' Colony.
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Each year, more writers find out about it, which makes other writers intrigued.
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And talented writers want to be in a magazine with other talented writers.
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Usually the younger writers and the more aware writers would make it equal.
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The owners also look for writers of color, queer authors and indigenous writers.
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Writers, particularly early-career writers, are obsessed with debuts, our own and others'.
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It's an opportunity for us to support writers and create opportunities for writers.
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LT: I don't believe women writers are taken as seriously as male writers.
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She has received awards from Yaddo, MacDowell, the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, Omi International, the Steinbeck Center, and the Norman Mailer Writers Colony.
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I didn't know any writers, and I didn't know anyone who knew any writers.
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I think, mostly, I want to be a writer who helps writers be writers.
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Not many come, just a few: the director, the head writers, a few writers.
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" This fits with what Marvel editor-in-chief Axel Alonso told me: "We look for good writers from all over—indie comics, novelists, playwrights, screenplay writers, TV writers.
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I've lost a large platform to self-promote and make professional connections, which isn't something many writers can afford to give up (less established writers and marginalized writers most of all — in a horrid irony, the same writers disproportionately abused on Twitter).
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Other writers argued that the prize should not be opened to American writers until American awards, such as the Pulitzer and National Book Awards, were opened to British writers.
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Speaking of great writers, Leo Tolstoy is one of your favorite (and most influential) writers.
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In general, British writers seem to omit optional commas more often than American writers do.
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They already trust it and that's because it's created by graffiti writers for graffiti writers.
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Lots of writers who aren't food writers have beautiful passages about food in their work.
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Unless, of course, the writers want to shock viewers (note: writers love to shock viewers).
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We also need to do better at breaking down white supremacist, xenophobic, and ableist language hierarchies that dismiss the language of writers of color, immigrant writers, and writers with disabilities.
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LGBT writers know their world, and the lack of these writers in mainstream TV really shows.
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This seems to be an unshakeable status quo for now: Male writers greatly outweigh women writers.
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It places Mr Higashida among the first rank of gifted writers, not just writers with autism.
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Many songs have multiple writers, and those writers don't always belong to the same rights society.
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The remaining writers are a mix of national beat reporters, feature writers, columnists and investigative reporters.
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Publications hire diverse outspoken writers and then get anxious when these writers start tweeting about politics.
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That figure is based on full-time and part-time writers, not only full-time writers.
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When people talk to me about other writers, they assume I know who those writers are.
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During the Depression, the Federal Writers' Project enlisted writers across the country to document American themes.
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You have a writers' room and sit in your sweats and eat food with other writers.
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The fight between writers and their representatives began in April when the Writers Guild of America West and the Writers Guild of America East filed suit against the big four agencies.
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As younger writers join the voting ranks and older writers depart, the outlook will most likely improve for both players, who have five more chances to be elected by the writers.
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"Since my childhood, I understood that France was this singular country made by heroes and writers, of heroes who claimed to be writers, of writers who claimed to be heroes," he wrote.
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Most great prose writers make the real world seem realer — it's why we read great prose writers.
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My good fortune has been that there have been many such writers who also were good writers.
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I just had a mini writers' room for [the pilot] and it was all Afro-Latinx writers.
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CLEMENT Working with Paul and the other writers in the writers' room, not everyone knew about vampires.
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Fiction, non-fiction, songwriting, TV writers, comedy writers, movie writers, and all the genres in-between (dirty realism fiction, narrative non-fiction, which borrows elements from fiction to create nonfiction and vice versa).
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It was a group effort involving several other writers, and Paquette actually includes the "designers" as writers, too.
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Also, I never got an MFA, so there are a lot of writers' writers who I haven't read.
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Writers who are simply themselves, even very famous writers, are generally allowed to go about their lives unmolested.
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While some staff writers are full time, the union would not include staff writers who are independent contractors.
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The dragnet went on widening until journalists, often to their patent dismay, were writing about writers: literary writers.
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But they treated writers — or at least many writers have felt this way ever since — as expendable stenographers.
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From the time she was young, Ms. Guy was obsessed with writers, celebrities and writers who became celebrities.
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He's been nothing but enthusiastic about all of the writers, but the writers themselves have largely stayed mum.
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These include construction contractors, business-to-business services, freelance writers, fine artists, grant writers, graphic designers and podiatrists.
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In 1976, writers and agents signed the Artists' Managers Basic Agreement, which regulated how talent agents represented writers.
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The practices of places like Guernica and OpenDemocracy cannot sustain writers who want to work as writers, and such practices are emboldened by a large group of writers who volunteer their labor for free.
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Many mystery writers have raised the level of their prose to the same level as "literary" writers, while many of those writers have turned to the structure and tropes of mystery and crime fiction.
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I also do not see much of this increased demand for nonfiction work on race or gender translating into increased demand for other writing from writers of color, women writers, or trans and nonbinary writers.
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They were apparently fueled by false rumors that the female writers had replaced stronger male writers due to political correctness and were inherently robbing those male writers of their rightful place on the show's staff.
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Che and Jost will serve as co-head writers, alongside the existing head writers, Bryan Tucker and Kent Sublette.
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No one else but Donald Glover could have created the show with these specific writers in the writers room.
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In Writers and Their Cats, author Alison Nastasi presents behind-the-scenes stories of writers and their feline friends.
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After they broke down the season's main story arcs in the writers' room, they assigned episodes to specific writers.
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At least two of those panels were meant to highlight the experiences of LGBT writers or writers of color.
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I'm not speaking about the writers of the feminist movement or the nonfiction writers for the 1970s or '80s.
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As word of mouth boosted Writers Bloc's profile, writers such as Kurt Vonnegut and Christopher Hitchens agreed to appearances.
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According to the Writers Guild of AmericaWest, 4,129 writers reported earnings in 2015, far above 2010s total of 63,242.
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Jonathan Shikora, a Los Angeles lawyer who represents actors and writers, suggested that longtime TV writers were now underpaid.
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Years ago, writers who wanted their works to be considered literature avoided being labeled genre writers at all costs.
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When the writers started the writers' room of that season, we knew that we were driving toward an ending.
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She won numerous honors for her work including from the British Crime Writers' Association and the Mystery Writers of America.
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It will be broken down into two back-to-back talks, one with drama writers, and another with comedy writers.
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She also noticed that waiters were often young writers of color, serving fellow writers who were mostly older and white.
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Three writers emerged, for me, not merely as central voices in this volume but as writers I need to reinvestigate.
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We went to these great writers, Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber, who weren't comedic writers but were great at relationships.
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I get to force all these writers I love to come here and have conversations with other writers I love.
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"Vanity Fair's Writers on Writers," a collection of pieces from the magazine's modern incarnation, offers little to disprove this theory.
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Even the greatest writers of the Renaissance, including Shakespeare, borrowed and adapted freely from other writers, as was the norm.
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That means fewer people will be able to invest the time and effort it takes into becoming a writer, which means a lot of talented writers — especially working-class writers and writers of color — will go unheard.
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The Writer's Guild of America's 2007 Hollywood Writers Report found that "about 20053 percent of television shows during the 2005 to 2006 season had no minority writers on staff," and only 27 percent of writers rooms included women.
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And they had all published books, some of them several, so that though the program was for emerging writers it was hard to tell the difference between them and the writers still inside the restaurant, the famous writers.
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Members of the Writers Guild East and Writers Guild West saw nearly a 50 percent increase in the number of writers who worked in TV from 1997 to 2017, growing from about 4,000 working members to almost 6,000.
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With the writers' union refusing to write for TV and film, online content was suddenly the only thing writers could write.
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Particularly African Americans who want black writers and material, but they don't always support the black writers on the market place.
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And the correct thing to do would have been to ask the freelance writers for permission and then pay the writers.
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Meanwhile, Hollywood writers are fight waging war with talent agents who, writers claim, are taking an unfair cut of their profits.
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In my household we were urged to read black writers but my parents didn't care if we also read white writers.
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The first, his amazing snapshots of other writers, deftly illustrated that the writers had as much style as their painted trains.
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The Alan writers wrote to the Malcolm writers, who then wrote back, and each character was then responding to the previous.
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"We've done a mildly decent job of hiring writers of color, female writers — 50% of outside directors are women," he said.
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The screenplay—credited to three writers, while the original story was authored by three other writers—is a generic hero's journey.
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But I do think, certainly now, there are more trans writers getting produced, but are those trans writers mostly trans-masculine?
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We need more writers who are willing to mentor debuts like the one I once was, as well as aspiring writers.
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Ted Chiang isn't just one of the greatest science-fiction writers alive — he's one of the greatest writers alive full stop.
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But talking with writers about writing is not something that I enjoy doing, and I don't find other writers do either.
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David Brooks Perry Link once noticed that Chinese writers use more verbs in their sentences whereas English writers use more nouns.
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So there needs to be way more people as writers assistants and staff writers who are going to have that idea.
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What started as a heated debate between the Writers Guild of America (WGA), which represents thousands of Hollywood writers, and the American Talent Association (ATA), which represents most of those writers' talent agents, has turned into a nasty brawl.
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And writers in the Academy love Tarantino and the Coen brothers — the writers of The Hateful Eight and Bridge of Spies, respectively.
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I really believe that my writing comes out of a lifetime of reading and absorbing and admiring other writers; fiction writers, mainly.
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The writers had near autonomy in creating the show Levy said he and the writers had near autonomy when writing the show.
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" She explains that the men often shy away from the term "ghostwriter," instead choosing to call themselves "collaborative writers," or "co-writers.
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Dissenting writers are bullied on the pretext that they have outraged religious sentiment; since 2013, some "rationalist" writers have even been murdered.
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The prize has traditionally been awarded to writers of fiction or poetry, but it has been granted to nonfiction writers as well.
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This is particularly true at a time when writers of color and working-class writers are still underrepresented in the publishing world.
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Vox writers, video producers, social media managers, editors (who became writers again in that very moment), and data and visual journalists paused.
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Fiction writers generally get a bigger share of profits than do writers of nonfiction, since the novelists actually dream up their characters.
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The groom's mother is the founder of Poets & Writers, a nonprofit in New York that assists writers with workshops, funding and networking.
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Carrington is also a member of a select group of writers — exophonic writers, they're now called — who work outside their mother tongues.
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They hired two permanent writers and rotated a large team of contributing writers and story editors, veteran and untested, and mostly women.
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The Nashville literary world is small enough that most writers know, or at least have met, the other writers who live here.
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The main job for writers' representatives is to help the writers find employment and negotiate the highest possible compensation on their behalf.
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To the Editor: The Writers Guild of America, East represents thousands of television writers, and we have been actively working to address the lack of diversity in writers' rooms, a problem that has been talked about for years to little effect.
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Mejias also sees the situation being such that writers of color aren't allowed to fail the same way white writers are allowed to.
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The writers of SROTD are learning how to express themselves and how to conduct an interview—hugely important skills for non-fiction writers.
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"With this property, there are many writers that come before—if you see the end credits, it's like, there's 10 writers," Cooper explained.
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The Baseball Writers' Association of America, which established the Cy Young Award in 212, assigns two writers from each league city to vote.
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WE, BEING THE HOUSE TAX WRITERS, THE SENATE TAX WRITERS AND THE WHITE HOUSE AND THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, GETTING THESE NUMBERS TO WORK.
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This was the falling out between Sissle and Blake (the writers of the songs) and Miller and Lyles (the writers of the book).
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Related: Graffiti Meets Oil Painting in Stunningly Realistic Murals 'Girl Power' Documentary Gives Female Graffiti Writers Their Due Graffiti Writers Will Hate This
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Literary biographers—writers who devote their lives to other writers' lives—are a confraternity of old soldiers who like to trade battle stories.
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Gifted writers, writers who don't look like me or Cummins, were paid far less for their work than Cummins' reported $1 million advance.
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Moreover, the California Supreme Court (in the landmark Friends writers' room lawsuit) has held that writers' rooms have a wide latitude to discuss these sorts of topics, sometimes in ways that might make individual writers uncomfortable, as a part of making television.
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Writers, particularly trans writers and queer women of color, were given an extra microphone — it's just that no one paid them to be there.
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Agents used to make money from television writers by taking a commission—usually 10%—when their writers were hired to work on a show.
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Writers used to derive a significant part of their income from residuals, which are fees that television networks pay writers for replaying their work.
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"We say we have a team of writers, they just don't know that this team of writers is a ton of computers," said DeMott.
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In addition to paying writers based on ad revenue, Addicting Info also had a "writers pot" that paid a flat fee per article produced.
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" In January when the Women's March loomed, the three female writers performed a segment titled "Late Night Writers Can't Agree On The Women's March.
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According to those aforementioned lists of writers' routines, the vast majority of successful writers wake up early and work first thing in the morning.
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Its model is to not pay the vast majority of its writers, reserving pay for a select few, mostly well-known journalists and writers.
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What hope is there for writers who want to be paid if writers themselves fail to note the contradictions in which their work appears?
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Separately, the Writers Guild of America told its 13,000 movie and TV writers to fire their agents after talks broke down hours before deadline.
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In addition, he was the consulting editorial director of Barnes & Noble Classics and editor in chief of Scribner's British Writers and European Writers series.
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TTIE found that studios hire for diversity at the lowest ranks, aka staff writers, but don't allow those writers to advance in their careers.
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Writers from the right, left and center weighed in, with most writers acknowledging that the visa program had flaws that need to be addressed.
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The Writers Guild of America, West, and the Writers Guild of America, East, had vowed to go on strike as soon as Tuesday morning.
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Late last year, the Romance Writers of America, a trade organization, was roiled by disputes over how it handled a racism complaint by one of its members and for what many romance writers considered the longstanding marginalization of writers of color within the genre.
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This has especially far-reaching implications in the TV industry, where writers are often in charge, serving as producers and directors as well as writers.
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We found that 22.5 percent of people mentioned by female writers were women, while only 17 percent of people mentioned by male writers were women.
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As Rita Moreno said, "Our writers room is really united nations of just about everything," meaning not just racial diversity but younger and LGBTQ writers.
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For writers of nonfiction, getting reality wrong would seem to be the biggest imaginable sin, a luxury allowed to fiction writers but not to us.
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That's where the National Science Foundation's Antarctic Artists and Writers Program (or, AAW) comes in, giving artists and writers of all mediums access to Antarctica.
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What does it mean when even leftist writers, writers who aggressively advocate against the exploitation of workers elsewhere, nonetheless become scabs in the publishing world?
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"I'm in awe of writers who outline — or even those writers who know how a book is going to end when they begin," he says.
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And once again, Hollywood's writers are on the verge of a strike, which, if it happens, would be the sixth writers strike in Hollywood's history.
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On Wednesday, television and movie writers — roughly 21988,21998, all members of the Writers Guild of America — will begin voting on whether to authorize a walkout.
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"It isn't an easy life, for sure," Salil Tripathi, Chair of the Writers in Prison Committee at PEN International, the international writers' body, told CNN.
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I like reading new writers' scripts because you get to see what writers think new shows should be, before they get churned through the industry.
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Writers won increases in residuals for pay TV and streaming video, and for the first time, comedy-variety writers in pay TV will receive residuals.
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The community of readers and writers is some of the best in the country, and [Vox] completely stabbed those readers and writers in the back.
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The Writers Guild, a leading industry group representing film, television, radio and other media writers, presented some of the final awards leading up to the Feb.
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We read hundreds of screenplays and plays from English writers, American writers, and an Australian, who ended up being the voice that we were looking for.
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And on Patreon, which helps writers, artists, and creators make money via paid subscriptions and other perks, the number of writers doubled between 21 and 2000.
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Writers lost more than $287 million in compensation that was never recovered, deals were cancelled, and many writers took out strike loans to make ends meet.
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I brought the requested printout of my work, as did all the white writers, but the other two writers of color had nothing to turn in.
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Writers' rooms are notorious for being a place where writers dip into their deeply personal life stories in order to break a storyline on the show.
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Talent agencies like WME, CAA and UTA have been investing heavily in production arms that writers think unfairly pit their interests against the writers they represent.
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Over the years, more and more native Taiwanese writers have emerged, spurned on by the high standards set not just by Western expats, but Japanese writers.
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She is the author of the books Blood Kin, Only the Animals, In the Garden of the Fugitives, and On J. M. Coetzee: Writers on Writers.
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Writers lost more than $287 million in compensation that was never recovered, deals were canceled, and many writers took out strike loans to make ends meet.
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PEN's campaigns on behalf of imprisoned writers are essential and inspirational, though it is sad to reflect needed your defense of writers continues to be today.
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"A Night in the Writers' Room" is set to happen June 14 and will feature back-to-back panels with writers from TV comedies and dramas.
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Same goes for other groups: Boost articles about race by IBPOC writers (Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour); and articles about disability by writers with disabilities.
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Amateur science fiction writers can enter original writing for the Writers of the Future Contest, which is held quarterly, to earn money to use for college.
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He's one of those senior writers like Lillian Ross, like Roger Angell, who are always interested in what young writers are doing — reading them, encouraging them.
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There were endless potlucks where older writers brought braised meats and younger writers brought plastic tubs of hummus, and everyone brought whiskey, and everyone brought wine.
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On April 153, the Writers Guild of America, the union that represents entertainment writers across the country, voted by a wide margin to authorize a strike.
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While renegotiating that code of conduct this year, the writers' unions argued that packaging drove down writers' compensation and prevented agents from fulfilling their fiduciary duty.
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There are a lot of Asian American writers and writers of Asian descent working in English whose work challenges the binary choice that Perloff puts forward.
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Notably, Shepard and Moore are not the only fiction writers published in The New Yorker in the past decade who have made tributes to writers past.
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The Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, a summer residency for developing new musicals, has announced its latest class: 19 writers and composers who are working on nine shows.
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It is a consideration that is not asked of white writers, but it is one that writers of color must face with every project we begin.
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"You're great brief writers and you're great writers, and the briefs are strange to read because you can't ever just say what you mean," Kagan said.
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Romance writers and the characters they create are overwhelmingly white, even as romance publishers have said they want to release more books by writers of color.
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Of course, you have writers in the writers' room, but the host is really leading the room, and everything comes from what we want to do.
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While I was studying at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, I spent my nights at the writers' bars on Market Street, and I spent my days reading the other writers who had gotten drunk in that town before I'd gotten drunk there: John Berryman, Raymond Carver, Denis Johnson.
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In short, the answer is not to be found solely in the workshop, which is why it is worrisome that so many writers of color, women writers and working-class writers who are excluded from the model of the workshop continue to subscribe to its powers.
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I haven't seen it yet because I've been mostly inside, teaching a weeklong poetry workshop to a group of black writers during the Hurston/Wright Writers Week.
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Another common hurdle for shows about famous writers is that they often get too literal in the way they depict the writers creating their most famous work.
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There are countless stunt pieces involving writers trying to live only on Soylent alone, and, spoiler alert, it does not work out very well for the writers!
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There are a lot of people who write fiction, but not many that have been trained as fiction writers and novelists, who have had careers as writers.
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When assembling the writers' room for Late Night, Meyers says, he looked outside other writers' rooms to the wider comedy world of improv, standup, and the internet.
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This has far-reaching implications in the entertainment industry — especially in TV, where writers are often in charge, serving as producers and directors as well as writers.
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On "Seven Seconds," Ms. Sud forced a correction: Her writers room is half women, with two white writers, two black, three Latino and one Asian-Pacific writer.
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This is how published writers think, so when we help students get their words into the world we are more closely approximating the moves of published writers.
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Another 81 percent of writers were white, with 9 percent of them being black; 37 percent of writers were women, with 11 percent being women of color.
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This type of blatant exclusion and discrimination of the very writers that the organization was founded to support is why many black and brown writers shun RWA.
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Also, any English teachers, writers, failed writers, editors, or copy editors you may know: there is a recurring joke about adverb usage that they will especially appreciate.
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Article of the Day Article: An Everyman Museum to Celebrate American Writers Before Reading Watch this Chicago Tribune video announcing the opening of the American Writers Museum.
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Max always said that if editors were too well known the public would lose faith in writers, and that, above all, writers would lose faith in themselves.
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And I was thinking, maybe it's easier for that team of writers—I read that they had a writers room of twelve—maybe it was easier for that team of twelve writers, or for any writers, to be funnier when there's real stress and real heartbreak and real things going on, it's easier to be funny about that than it is to be just randomly funny in a vaccuum.
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Was it with the emergence of the novels by the first generation of writers who grew up in it and were shaped by its society, writers like Amos Oz and David Grossman, or was it when it proved irresistible as a subject to American Jewish writers like Philip Roth?
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Another of my own formative music writers was Nelson George, whose columns in The Village Voice in the late 1980s ruminated on and elevated black music — funk, soul and hip-hop — in ways that were inaccessible to white writers, no matter how much those writers appreciated the tunes.
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"As far as diversity in the writers' room goes, we had very long conversations to make sure our voices were in the writers' room," Hawkins told Business Insider.
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A better response would be supporting progressive writers and writers of color and the imprints that promote them, to amplify voices that are too often undermined and ignored.
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One British TV channel has taken a step towards eliminating the standing trend of all-male comedy writers' rooms by outright requiring women writers on all submitted projects.
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It includes the world of Catholic artists and writers whose faith was central to the themes of their work — writers like Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh, and Flannery O'Connor.
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There are plenty of writers with the ability to find a good story, tell it, and get out of the way; Sorkin is not one of those writers.
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In 1956, he completed a doctorate in American studies at Yale, writing a thesis titled The League of American Writers: Communist Organizational Activity Among American Writers, 1929–1942.
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Veteran Newsweek journalist Matt Cooper also resigned, along with several other writers, in February, as reports emerged of a punishing workplace culture and intense traffic demands on writers.
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So it now is having a very strong editorial voice and providing a place for writers on becoming writers, readers, everything to engage with this type of content.
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Figuring out how to support good writers —especially nonwhite and female writers who are just breaking into the industry — and the good books they write is more difficult.
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If those Americans can make their peace with pro-choice writers like me, the least liberals can do is not make war on pro-life writers like you.
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According to the survey results, the median pay for full-time writers was $20,300 in 20093, and that number decreased to $6,080 when part-time writers were considered.
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A recent survey of 2,000 Writers Guild of America West members found that 64 percent of female TV and movie writers have experienced sexual harassment during their careers.
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A strong majority of writers voted to re-elect top leaders of the Writers Guild of America West, the biggest union that urged the mass firing of agents.
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I love literary fiction so long as it is not about (a) writers, (b) sad white people in sad marriages or (c) sad white writers in bad marriages.
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Ms. Reindl and her writing partner, who have worked steadily as TV writers since the 1990s, would be executive producers, instead of staff writers on someone else's show.
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What is known, according to the book's afterword by South Korean writer Kim Seong-dong, is that Bandi was or is a member of the Chosun Writers' League Central Committee, the DPRK's state-authorized writers' association, which is a tightly controlled network of writers tasked with creating the country's content.
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In addition to writing novels, Ms. Wilhelm and her husband, the author and editor Damon Knight, trained generations of writers through their Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop (now at the University of California, San Diego), and the annual Milford Writers' Conference (originally in Pennsylvania but more recently in Wales).
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In 2019, many young writers, and increasingly more mid-career writers, are full-time freelancers, struggling with issues that go way beyond getting motivated and figuring out a story.
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The other red flag is the question about Benioff and Weiss in charge, and them bringing in two African-American writers to be producers and writers on the show.
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The writers' room was like an 'open therapy session'Being a novice head writer may have helped Levy, who said the best stories came from the writers' real-life experiences.
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Founder of Jack Jones Literary Arts, a Los Angeles–based book publicity company that works exclusively with black writers and writers of color and arts nonprofits serving marginalized communities.
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From a conversation with Dan [Fogelman], the writers have a goal ,and they have this little mantra in the writers' room, and it's basically: get people to love Miguel.
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Showrunners include Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol co-writers Andre Nemec and Josh Appelbaum along with Venom and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle co-writers Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg.
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Drawing on her Ph.D. thesis on writers and sobriety, she entwines her own story with fascinating, smartly chosen biographical sketches and quotations from famous alcoholic writers and their critics.
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Having twice honored imprisoned writers during the junta, we at PEN America lauded the advent of reform, hoping that the jailing of writers was a thing of the past.
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The most recent stats from Writer's Guild of America (WGA), the union that represents 20,000 film and TV writers, states that women make up just 29% of television writers.
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But there are ways those looking to hire TV writers find out more about writers' personal lives— like asking instead, "What is your child care situation?" one writer says.
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According to the writers, NBC said an internal investigation found that the "SNL" writers of "The Pumpkin Patch" and "Pound Puppy" had independently developed the ideas for those sketches.
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Vox employs two full-time TV writers — myself and Caroline Framke — and lots of our other writers watch lots of TV, and we still can't keep tabs on everything.
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For the length of time that the WGA is on strike, AMPTP companies are reticent to hire other writers, and they can't get WGA writers to work for them.
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The writers told The Daily Beast that Ms. Griffith had made a series of inappropriate comments, including remarks involving black writers and the gender identity of a potential hire.
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In the "I Love Dick" writers' room, staffed exclusively with women and those who don't identify as male or female, writers were asked to share their own sexual experiences.
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RELATED: TV's writers' rooms have a mother of a problem This, they say, turned out to be a blessing, as writers got a much-needed break midseason as well.
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Leaders of the Writers Guild of America, East, and the Writers Guild of America, West, announced the results of an online strike authorization vote in an email to members.
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I mean, we only had a budget to pay 250 bucks a piece, but if you can tap into the passions of writers, that's what I love about writers.
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"I do not believe that the right to describe… black people in American society is the private domain of Negro writers," wrote John A. Williams in Ten Black Writers Respond.
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When production started on Insecure, her hit TV show on HBO, Rae brought in a diverse writers' room, complete with white writers, in order to make the show well-rounded.
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He advocated for writers to take up some of the tactics of reporters and "get outside themselves" as his favorite writers had, among them Emile Zola, John Steinbeck, and Crane.
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Thinking of writers like her or Octavia Butler, what power do you think genres like fantasy and science fiction can have for women writers as tools of subversion and power?
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The fellows should have a particular interest and curiosity about European affairs, as the prizes aim to help continental writers better understand Britain and British writers better understand the continent.
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And many of those criticisms have been made with a frequent reminder that having women and writers of color in the writers' room could have solved many of these problems.
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Famous, Famous-ish, and Not-at-All Famous Non-American Writers Who Are Not Going to Win Mostly these are famous writers who people have bet on because they're famous.
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BinderCon, a bi-coastal conference for women and gender variant writers, grew out the private "Binders Full of Women Writers" Facebook group, which has since ballooned to some 20013,000 members.
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I think you're doing okay, but ... But also, it's the more writers out there who feel like more women writers, women of color, who feel like they have a voice.
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She did a great job, but even if our perspective writers aren't actually "writers" we do everything we can on our editorial team's end to help them get it out.
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"On behalf of Variety, we apologize for the egregious oversight regarding the lack of female writers participating in our upcoming A Night in the Writers' Room event," the tweet read.
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So, basically, a huge online writers' workshop focused on science fiction, fantasy, mystery, crime and thriller, because those are the categories of writers who are really open to fan feedback.
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LOS ANGELES — The labor fight between Hollywood's writers and their onetime allies escalated on Wednesday, when the Writers Guild of America filed a lawsuit against the four major talent agencies.
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Our Young Writers Program supports under-18 writers and K-12 educators as they participate in our flagship event each November, and take part in smaller writing challenges year-round.
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The campfire, as this one is known, pairs movie writers who want to break into television with experienced CBS writers, according to Lindsey Liberatore, Rideback's executive vice president for television.
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So, my first novel was a bizarre arrangement where my delusional ex-college roommate had bragged to a publisher that he knew better writers than his current stable of writers.
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Even after these writers were purged from the magazine, the white identity politics they argued for was taken up by other National Review writers, albeit in more muted and coded form.
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If you want to be written about, win over a bunch of writers TV writers drank LaCroix because they'd always liked sparkling water, long before the rest of America caught on.
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Khakpour knows from experience that writers can easily get shoehorned by editors, magazines, and by their own pitches into covering particular subjects, a move that becomes especially pernicious for marginal writers.
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"A lot of our content comes from writers who are entrenched in the internet," says Probus (including, it's worth noting, a pool of unpaid amateur writers who submit posts for free).
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In order to learn more about The Artists' and Writers' Cookbook, we spoke to Garrett about creating a new form of culinary expression for a contemporary generation of artists and writers.
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Over 100 writers create content for Serial Box, and they do it in a writers room setting in teams of about three to five, as opposed to flying solo, Barton said.
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There's nothing wrong with this—the Nazi extermination of European Jewry isn't exclusively the domain of Jewish writers, any more than the subject of slavery belongs exclusively to African-American writers.
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She went on to study at the Screen Writers Guild Open Door Program and the Clarion Science Fiction Writers' Workshop, where she found a mentor in science-fiction great Harlan Ellison.
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Of the films studied by Dr. Narayanan's team, there were seven times more male writers than female writers, nearly 12 times more male directors, and over three times more male producers.
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Eat Joy: Stories & Comfort Food From 31 Celebrated Writers is another great get in this regard, featuring searing personal essays from writers as disparate as Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Claire Messud.
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The previous contract expired at midnight, and the Writers Guild of America, West, and the Writers Guild of America, East, had vowed to go on strike as early as Tuesday morning.
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And the many writers she has left in her wake, and the many writers coming after, and those after them, will hopefully always know this: that because of her, we are.
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The New York Public Library celebrated the foundational texts of the American gay rights movement, and also writers were rewarded with awards for writing at the 71st Annual Writers Guild Awards.
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But the argument made in the passage is interesting and valid, and it sounds like another good read for would-be writers (and writers resolved to improve in the coming year).
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There is as much to learn in these writers' private lives as in their published work — especially since there have been precious few models of women writers we can look to.
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"When you look at the writers that were cut off and let go versus the ones that are there, the writers that are there are pro-Trump or agnostic," Caruso said.
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Instead, Tal argues for Articoolo as a potential timesaver for writers—one that can cut down on research and editing time, and potentially help make human writers a little bit faster.
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We do a series of salons throughout the year, where we bring together writers from a host of shows — writers from Being Mary Jane, Black-ish, and Homeland have been there.
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"In every instance, women artists and writers would seem to be closer to other artists and writers of their own period and outlook than they are to each other," Nochlin observed.
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" She called these writers "realists of a larger reality.
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" Langan: "Horror writers are more troubled than anyone else.
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The writers behind Riverdale love film — especially the classics.
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But local writers immediately — and vocally — lamented the decision.
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The comedy beat was also on the mind of the writers branch, who invited The Big Sick writers Emily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani (who was also tapped for an acting invite).
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There were also some especially vocal writers that were very strict about sticking to canon, and really looked down on any writers that dared to steer away or delve into serious topics.
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When English departed Murphy Brown, she didn't leave the show in the lurch — the writers' room still contained several amazing writers — but without her around, the characters started to feel less themselves.
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Many comic book writers and artists will also be holding signings at stores around the US. DC has posted a list of the signings its artists and writers are participating in here.
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The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) has released its nominees for the 2017 Nebula Awards, and it's an impressive reading list that is once again dominated by women writers.
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I went to the Iowa Writers' Workshop — the sort of famed, celebrated place, incubator for great writers — and studied with the legendary Frank Conroy, who had been there for 30-something years.
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After the panel, I went to up to all the writers and said, 'Hey, I'm making a documentary about black science fiction writers and I want you to be in in it.
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This gap widened further when it came to direct quotes: 24 percent of people quoted by female writers were women, but only 14 percent of people quoted by male writers were women.
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In fact, the writers and illustrators often didn't sign their work, as a gesture of humility -- and if women were those writers and artists, the practice would effectively erase them from history.
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We are all, writers and readers alike, intellectually and artistically enriched by a marketplace full of all different sorts of books, written by writers at various stages of their careers and abilities.
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Camilla, who currently serves as the vice-patron of the library, was expected to give a speech before the dinner and meet some of the writers from the library's Emerging Writers Program.
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Both are still releasing work today, but it's hard to point to a new wave of queer writers who are having the same kind of impact (or careers) these elder writers have.
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I have a reputation in some quarters as an aloof recluse but that's only because I refuse to go to writers' festivals and talk the fake-intellectual [expletive] that most writers talk.
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That was the instruction the Writers Guild of America gave to its 13,000 members on Friday, after talks between the Hollywood writers and their agents broke down hours before a midnight deadline.
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" 26:37: When asked what difference it makes to have women in writers' rooms, Boniadi says "Writers, producers, directors, casting offices, studio execs … I think we need those voices in those positions.
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Her mother retired as a partner in Kaye Scholer, the Manhattan law firm, and is now a director of Poets & Writers, an organization in Manhattan that provides resources and support to writers.
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"Medium was a group of writers loping around at a somewhat sedentary pace, and you could get $50 for a bleeding-heart essay and forge relationships with writers and editors," she says.
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He was also under scrutiny for supporting dissidents and for chafing at the restrictions of the Writers' Union, a body created by the Communist Party in an effort to control professional writers.
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But while she sees potential applications for professional genre writers who might be contractually required to write three or four books a year—"think of all those Hardy Boys writers who could have been helped by a thing like this" she says—she wasn't entirely sure that Granthika would be a killer app for fan fiction writers.
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It will bring together seasoned writers, like Xiaolu Guo and Jane Yeh, and new authors and poets to share their work and discuss issues particularly relevant to black, Asian and minority ethnic writers.
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"[My writers and I] have been having back and forths, because it's so easy for us to be like [Trump voters] are crazy, they're nuts," says Barris of the left-leaning writers' room.
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The new Artists' and Writers' Cookbook compiles recipes and personal food-related stories from 76 contemporary artists and writers, from Swoon's Mississippi ratatouille to Ed Ruscha's cactus omelette and Sanford Biggers' red drink.
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Further exploration of this hate speech revealed that eight of the 10 most-abused writers were women, and the other two were black, despite these writers forming a minority of the editorial staff.
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Take feminist poet and thinker Audre Lorde, who traveled to Moscow and Uzbekistan (then a Soviet republic) in 1976, the only American invited to the Union of Soviet Writers' Afro-Asian Writers' Conference.
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The Writers Guild of America, the union that represents television and film writers, could go on strike as early as May 251 — and a big reason why is the cost of health care.
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The Writers Guild of America, the union that represents television and film writers, could go on strike as early as May 294.3 — and a big reason why is the cost of health care.
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In the fourth year that the 50,000-pound ($66,400) prize has been open to writers of any nationality, the shortlist is made up of two British, one British-Pakistani and three American writers.
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The group soon included other graffiti writers with similar aesthetics and boundless ambitions, writers with bold, readable throw-ups who were already considered to be among the most active in their respective cities.
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"Pro-gun letter writers are much more likely to frame policy in these personal identity terms than the anti-gun letter writers are, who try to use persuasive, evidence-based arguments," he says.
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The writers say the investments have put the agencies or their parent companies in the position of simultaneously negotiating on behalf of writers and hiring them, a dynamic that could hurt their pay.
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Last month, 7,882 members of the Writers Guild of America West and the Writers Guild of America East voted in favor of the new code of conduct, with just 392 members voting nay.
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Some expressed concern that American writers would dominate the award, and those fears have been heightened in recent years as Americans have made up a disproportionate share of writers who make the shortlist.
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Chandler was doing what writers often do, making a case for his own brand of art — while taking potshots at writers who did it differently, such as Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers.
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In close races, the voting members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America invariably become part of the story, which is why The New York Times does not allow its writers to vote.
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In today's installment of partisan writing, I feature writers from the right who wonder if the protests are accomplishing the right goals, and writers from the left who see pernicious racism at work.
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The practice of accepting packaging fees, the writers say, allows the agencies to enrich themselves at the writers' expense when they should be using their leverage to get more money for writer-clients.
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Women writers would recount horror stories about getting their periods.
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Men far outnumber women as directors, writers and industry executives.
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Can we move to people much more interesting than writers?
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President, you see all these writers and producers and actors?
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"With science fiction writers, people get very confused," Willis says.
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Lawrence Burney and Kristin Corry are staff writers at Noisey.
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President, you see all these writers, and actors, and producers?
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I was playing checkers and the writers were playing chess.
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Then there's the magazine, with awesome articles and big writers.
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The writers packed a lot in for the remaining characters.
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I love building nonfiction from the ground up with writers.
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And then we got the whole writers' room doing it.
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Sure, several of Ellis' narrators are struggling or failed writers.
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Then I read Claudia Tate's Black Women Writers at Work.
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My parents, Richard, the writers who call me 'hippie, fat.
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The writers take every opportunity to toy with conspiracy theorists.
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He was also one of the writers of Reno 911!
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So the crew, us writers, everybody got together for free.
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The situation is becoming a nightmare for writers and bloggers.
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She is a 2016 fellow of the Callaloo Writers Workshop.
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That said, even the best writers and directors screw up.
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Many comics writers use pseudonyms to publish in the industry.
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Also, writers are realizing there's not just one mom movie.
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Here's why writers came so close to shutting down Hollywood:
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Does the writers' room feel like a therapy session sometimes?
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Directors, producers, writers, actors — you know like an Armie Hammer.
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Steven Tsapelas is one of those writers with big dreams.
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Time for Noah to start sweet talking those writers. #SqueakyWheelGetsPaid
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But the series writers did use all the prophecy setup.
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Linking my memories with the memories of other black writers.
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Arsov also hired other American writers to work for him.
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Writers can be great or terrible, depending on the person.
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This theory, however, has not been confirmed by the writers.
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I have an unlimited budget for writers and no deadlines.
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Jarrar, meanwhile, got criticism, not defense, from some conservative writers.
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I know countless writers and artists who use the service.
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Listening to the writers' questions, he waved off their worries.
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Just like there are "writer's writers," there are baby's babies.
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Some New Yorker writers publicly disagreed with Remnick's final decision.
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Writers Stan Zimmerman and James Berg are at it again.
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Mike Judge: Yeah, there's about to be a writers' strike.
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The lack of certain perspectives in a writers room shows.
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The answer is one that divides futurists, writers, and academics.
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What's your working relationship like, both as writers and directors?
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The gender balance here is sharply skewed toward male writers.
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HV: How about in terms of the writers, the critics?
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Hujar's circle included artists and writers of his era too.
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Now, the onus is on the writers to follow through.
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That created a new industry for software writers to explore.
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ARROYO: One of the greatest writers, National Book Award winner.
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But the CIT writers did a hell of a job.
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We need trans poets, writers, teachers, photographers, directors, trans everything!
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A lot of writers don't use the vernacular, pidgin, etc.
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Other writers — particularly Gilligan — tried their hand at comedic scripts.
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By one of the most gifted writers of her generation.
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The show's writers have been setting her up to shine.
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Writers are known to suffer a few categories of envy.
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" This mentality, the writers added, "has encouraged massively risky behavior.
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Scientists and engineers were more optimistic than the writers themselves.
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Great crew, great writers, great cast, great show, great director.
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How did that dynamic play out in the writers' room?
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Financial writers argue over whether this is a good investment.
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My fellow queer writers had seen me coming for years.
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With that in mind, it's time to celebrate women writers.
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Agency practices are not the only thing hurting writers' salaries.
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Needless to say, Gizmodo writers are not paid by Monsanto.
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Elsewhere, she reflects on two "mother writers" from medieval Japan.
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Even with his billions, Thiel will not silence our writers.
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The year 1984 was a key moment for writers deciding
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Stereotypes about women writers are as old as books written
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Like the prestigious writers that came out and said things.
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That was done with all the Alan and Malcolm writers.
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" Writers think, "This stuff is really interesting to write about.
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Only the HTGAWM writers know – and maybe not even them!
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Critics of White Wolf attacked its freelancers and writers online.
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Writers, especially in art, tend to choose politics or aesthetics.
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We black writers are often the first touchpoint for white
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"We look for female directors and female writers," Banks said.
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" For letter writers and signees, this contract "crossed the line.
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But as writers, Gordon and Nanjiani just go for it.
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But their reaction showed the writers there was something missing.
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Palin has provided comedy writers a gold rush of material.
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The largest cyber insurance writers are American International Group, Inc.
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Some writers used to drink when the words didn't come.
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Yeah, sounds familiar and makes me nervous (you win, writers!).
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Eco influenced a wide range of writers and artists: Devastated.
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For one, lots of Hollywood writers are firing their agents.
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Readers learn to be fair and writers learn to think.
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So you got more writers to participate in it, correct?
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Ulysses is one of the most popular apps for writers.
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He couldn't find the inspiration from great speakers and writers.
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Writers need people because it's not an entirely selfish act.
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For that, writers of Friends, the internet is eternally grateful.
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Instead, writers Jenny Hagel and Amber Ruffin take the lead.
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Among his fiction writers were Edna O'Brien and Saul Bellow.
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Meanwhile, the show's cast and writers have been defending it.
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Log cabins are a bit of a problem for writers.
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Writers and producers were deemed to wield too much power.
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Tech writers zoned out in VR headsets in the lobby.
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Nice job, gals — both the readers and writers among you.
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Anybody can be a flâneur, writers like Lauren Elkin say.
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The writers claimed they were victims of censorship and prejudice.
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Are there researchers or popular science writers you especially admire?
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Some of the other writers urged a more cautious approach.
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Rice reminded the writers that comedy necessarily offends some people.
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Are good writers able to help readers negotiate such issues.
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For writers like Jane, the struggle is only half real.
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Oh, Grey's writers, you do like the glaringly obvious metaphors.
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I really admire the writers who work on the show.
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"I remember Devon coming into the writers' room," she said.
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Among women writers this is a familiar sort of war.
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Two of our top tech writers discuss the developments here.
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Coined by writers in the 1930s, it became popular during
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Surely she dreamed of literary success, as all writers do.
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He has been reading Malcolm X and other black writers.
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I expect more from the Scandal writers at this point.
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No additional directors, writers, or cast have been announced yet
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Writers can see their comments and sometimes respond to them.
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Patrick Chappatte Maybe writers should aim to be rock stars.
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President, you see all these writers, and producers and actors?
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He also spent time playing matchmaker for writers and artists.
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To explain her obvious absence, writers introduced... the opioid epidemic?
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You need writers and voters of authority to do it.
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Ernest Hemingway advised that writers should write one true sentence.
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When the writers pushed back, they settled on $7 billion.
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"Hey, it's Matt from the writers' room," he recalled saying.
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Its writers, artists and filmmakers became iconic in the region.
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"Tangerine" is full of allusions to other books and writers.
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These two writers, the man and the woman, are both
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But our legal safeguards for writers and publishers aren't foolproof.
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Spies and writers are both paid to notice, after all.
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Held is a director at the White House Writers Group.
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But Chinese humor writers had traditionally been on the defensive.
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Nash: I talked to the writers, I did some research.
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White writers, statistically, are by far the most widely published,
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My other brother was one of the writers [Brad Winters].
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Which is why WIRED's security writers keep covering the news.
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While countless writers have attempted to dissect just why so
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What is now the Writers House has a similar pedigree.
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WEATHERLAND: Writers and Artists Under English Skies, by Alexandra Harris.
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The show's writers and producers, jaded sorts, began to clap.
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"Any brown female writers on your show, Mindy?" he wrote.
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But surely that's intentional on the part of the writers.
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They're writers who need to repair relations with their family.
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By Adam West nostalgists, by fan fiction writers, by — gasp!
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We get journalists and writers and lots of poets, too.
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We have a wonderful group of writers who I love.
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That thing you see in great performers or comedy writers.
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But writers have to get out of the room sometimes.
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The more good writers exposing their awful hypocrisy the better.
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VICE writers Joel Golby and David Whelan remain equally addicted.
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"That's more of a question for the writers," he said.
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Better yet, the Emmy writers can have them present together.
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How many regular writers do you have contributing to Ma3azef?
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Writers and editors need unbroken blocks of time to work.
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There have always been writers who cheated on the pact.
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And, over the years, there have been writers who agreed.
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Which new writers are you most excited about these days?
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Understandably, not all TinyLetter writers choose to tick this box.
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These people are way too good looking to be writers.
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This group is way too gorgeous to call themselves writers.
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But comeliness among writers is rare enough to be noteworthy.
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Craig Scherfenberg asked: Who are the writers behind Trump's speeches?
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With Carrie, I felt we connected as writers very quickly.
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The pitfall for voters, writers and outside observers is overreaction.
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There were women — a few women writers and television producers.
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It won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book.
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Our writers choose works that offer keys to his genius.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the tax legislation.
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The writers of the poems will receive a prize package.
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Leading writers have striven to explain these marginalia as progressive.
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Though other writers have made this attribution, Max has not.
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So there are 75 women or sports writers of color.
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Also, the Chicana writers Sandra Cisneros and Gloria Anzaldúa definitely.
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Instead, we encouraged writers to be creative with their storytelling.
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Great writers like Mary McCarthy did not get their due.
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Then she played matchmaker by contacting executives and head writers.
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" She liked to ask writers, "What is your raison d'être?
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For writers of color, the figure jumped to 82 percent.
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"Writers die twice," he observes in an essay on Nabokov.
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Which writers or experts would you like to hear from?
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Here, seven travel writers contemplate the ethical ambiguities of travel.
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These are writers, filmmakers, poets, artists, songwriters and public intellectuals.
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It's a comedy writers' room, but plenty of drama ensues.
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Many of our writers have master's degrees in science writing.
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Her boyfriend, Ben Shattuck, runs the Cuttyhunk Island Writers' Residency.
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Their apartment became a gathering place for writers and artists.
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He is the head of the union representing Hollywood writers.
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Thousands of Hollywood writers are not firing their agents — yet.
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AAS: You've always been one of Marvel's more progressive writers.
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In response to her disclosure, several writers offered their support.
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One of our science writers answered questions about the mission.
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The same way that a team of writers writes television.
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They become writers with a sense of confidence and purpose.
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Many writers now are more interested in exploring the self.
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The lights went on in Dan's and the writers' eyes.
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As the writers note, nuclear is "hugely expensive" to build.
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Ms. Carson is not the most immediately accessible of writers.
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