I've Come To Find More Satisfaction And

I've Been An Avid Consumer Of Young Adult Literature Since I Was One, And I Think Some People Leave That Stuff Behind When They Become Old Adults, But I Never Did. I Was Always Interested In The Fantasy World Created In Those Novels.

Stripping Toughened My Hide, But Exposing Myself As A Writer Has Been A Lot More Brutal.

There's This Double Standard That Exists And It Really Frustrates Me. If A Woman Chooses To Work, People Say, "oh It's So Sad That You're Not At Home With Your Children." But No One Ever Says That To A Man Because It's Assumed That The Man Is Going To Be The Provider.

The Things That I Write Are Autobiographical In A Surreal Sense, Like When You Have A Dream And You Go To The Doctor's Office, But Then You Turn Around And It's Actually Your Childhood Home And The Doctor Has Turned Into Ryan Reynolds.

I Think I Have Always Sort Of Cultivated A Flowery Writing Style. I've Always Sort Of Over - Written In Every Genre That I've Attempted. I Went To College And Took A Couple Of Writing Classes And I Remember My Teachers Were Always Incredibly Encouraging. But It Was Inevitable To Get The Criticism: "take It Down A Notch!" But The Nice Thing About Screenwriting Is That You Don't Really Have To.