← Back to context Comment by pier25 9 hours ago Writing has always been a solitary act. 2 comments pier25 Reply mrbluecoat 9 hours ago 'act' as in a play, but now with no audience. So all that hard work of memorizing lines, rehearsing, and vocal lessons becomes an experience only the actors can enjoy by themselves. pier25 9 hours ago I've never heard about writers writing with an audience. A real one at least. Of course there's always an imaginary reader.Performing and writing couldn't be any more different or attract different types of people.
mrbluecoat 9 hours ago 'act' as in a play, but now with no audience. So all that hard work of memorizing lines, rehearsing, and vocal lessons becomes an experience only the actors can enjoy by themselves. pier25 9 hours ago I've never heard about writers writing with an audience. A real one at least. Of course there's always an imaginary reader.Performing and writing couldn't be any more different or attract different types of people.
pier25 9 hours ago I've never heard about writers writing with an audience. A real one at least. Of course there's always an imaginary reader.Performing and writing couldn't be any more different or attract different types of people.
'act' as in a play, but now with no audience. So all that hard work of memorizing lines, rehearsing, and vocal lessons becomes an experience only the actors can enjoy by themselves.
I've never heard about writers writing with an audience. A real one at least. Of course there's always an imaginary reader.
Performing and writing couldn't be any more different or attract different types of people.