I am. :)

I like it as a script. Over all, it's pretty decent for a first draft script.

But I have no use for it as said script, so I'm turning it into a novel. Starting now... :)

My stage play would actually be really interesting as a novel. Something to think about.

NaNo 2005: Can't Go Back (won!)
NaNo 2006: In Between (won!)
Script Frenzy 2008: Razor's Edge (won!)

One of my scripts would actaully make so much more sense as a novel than it does as a script, so I kind of have to turn it into a novel.
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"That's the duty of the old, to be anxious on behalf of the young. And the duty of the young is to scron the anxiety of the old." said by the librarian in "The Golden Compass", by Philip Pullman.

Mine too, really. It dosen't quite work as a script. :)

SF 2008: No God at Dawn- 100p
2007: Carve Sorrows into Skin 75432
SF 2007: Flee the Coming Dark: 20021
2006: Destination Unknown: 65535
2005: Through Darkness to Light 52321

Well, for mine, you need to know all this background info about the world, Empire, and their history, and you don't get that in the script, and their language, it's a bit different...
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"That's the duty of the old, to be anxious on behalf of the young. And the duty of the young is to scron the anxiety of the old." said by the librarian in "The Golden Compass", by Phili

With my episodes of Butterfly, I had contemplated finishing the series and then turning the whole thing into a novel. At the same time, though, the story I adapted from a novel I never finished seems to work better as a script, so I'm not sure at this point.
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NaNo 2006: Steel Bars - 59,233 words
Screnzy 2007: The Enchanted Forest - won
NaNo 2007: Turning Beetles into Buttons - 51,949 words
Screnzy 2008: Simple Gifts - 43 pages total & Butterfly - 9 episodes

Definetely. There's so much in my story that's better explained as a novel than a script, though I'm contemplating keeping it as a script still. Either way, I'll have an awesome story that I can make oodles of dollars from. ^0^

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Script Frenzy 2007: Dream Mystery: PHAIL....

Scrpt Frenzy 2008: The Elemental Priestesses:The Ties That Bind: Slowly and steadily winning the race...

Yes!

I'm not sure if it is that it would be a better presentation as a novel, but the story I came up with is so fun I have seriously considered turning it into a novel and editing it and submitting it for rejection and hopefully acceptance letters..

So much so I've printed up copies and started handing them to friends and family... which scares the heck out of me.

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NaNoWriMo Participant 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Winner 2005, 2006, 2007
Script Frenzy Participant 2007, 2008 Winner 2007, 2008

I wrote it as a novel first, but never finished (won NaNo, though...just wasted too much time on a bad plot choice). With the story much more hashed out, I might go back and revise the novel. After I write the sequel (the novel will probably be both, since a novel can appropriately span eighteen or so years (from when MC is 20 to when her son is 16) and it feels unnatural to cut off in the middle).

I am also turning it into a musical. Really and truly. I'm excited.
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Housman: Homosexuals? Who is responsible for this barbarity?
Chamberlain: What's wrong with it?
Housman: It's half Greek and half Latin!

I will be. I wrote my story as a script first, so it could be a sort of skeleton for the novel version.

Hrm.. you said something... might consider it. I like it as a script though, might not work out as a novel... but hey, I need to edit and rewrite the script before I say something... thanks for the idea! =)

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Cups of coffee/tea: 26
Characters killed: 1
Changes from the original idea: 6
Language: English
Hours spent: 30
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