2011: My year with writing
This time last year, I reviewed where I was in my writing career.
I thought I had written the penultimate draft of Steampunk Assassins. I was writing the first draft of The Greenwich Problem. I was planning to write a romantic comedy termed Baking Lawyer (which I abandoned due to fatal flaws). I determined that Military Monster needed a complete overall (which is still awaited.) And I put everything else on hold.
And then 2011 happened.
In January, I finished the first draft of The Greenwich Problem for the BBC's Laughing Stock competition.
In February, Realm Pictures won the Raindance/Pepsi Max competition. This started them on the road to The Underwater Realm.
In March, I was longlisted for Laughing Stock, which caused much excitement.
In April, I attended the London Comedy Writers Festival, got some great advice and met some awesome creatives. I also wrote another feature script for Script Frenzy.
In May, Realm House hosted the first UWR big production meeting.
In July, Dave, Jon...