Hiatus

by William Speruzzi on 05/29/2009

You may or may not have noticed, depending on if all three of my readers are present and accounted for, that the posting on This Savage Art has been a little thin. Yeah, sorry about that. I’ve had some things in the works. Life doesn’t slow down when you want it to and when you add a child into the mix, well, it’s just a free-for-all.

Since I spoke of my brush with producer X I have gotten a full rewrite of Dyre Avenue out to his agent at CAA. It actually went out to that producer and a production company that is the shingle of a pretty well established and admired director. With that new draft I also got my screenplay into the Nicholl Fellowship, The Sundance Screenwriters Lab and the Austin Screenplay Competition. Crap shoots, all of ‘em but ya gotta be in it to win it, right?

So now we wait. Not really. We write and make stuff. That’s what I’m trying to do. As far as the site goes I don’t anticipate much unless there’s some incredible, mind-blowing news that I think you all need to know about. The spare time I have just isn’t what it used to be so I need to figure out where that leaves us, you and I. Until then the site will sit right where it is and might actually shut down for a period of time until I figure out what exactly I want to do with it. I’m thinking of updating it and making it some sort of hub. Until then, read the archives, go nuts. And thanks for hanging in there.

There are 2 comments in this article:

  1. 05/29/2009David Anaxagoras says:

    Blogs. They ebb and flow. I hope when you have good news, you’ll return to share with us, and give us a window into your success.

  2. 05/30/2009William Speruzzi says:

    If anyone knows that you would.

    Thanks for the vote of confidence. Maybe all that positive energy you’re throwing my way will be good for all of us. Who knows? Maybe I can tell you “my secrets of power screenwriting” over a cup o’ coffee in LA. Or maybe you’ll just have to buy the book. :)

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