Sensory writing for stage and screen

Few people live as passionately in the world of writing as Michael Wright, and this exploration of the sensory dimension of creativity enhances any discussion of dramatic writing. This book, through its clever use of a series of etudes, invites us into the close-to-the-bone world of human experience on its most intimate level. What we smell, taste, hear, see and feel takes center stage here. Mr. Wright challenges us to create characters as complex as we ourselves are both celebrants and victims of our own senses. His book evokes the lushness of every human life and reminds us that all great characters, like ancient cities, are composed of layers and layers of their own experience.