Offering a uniquely insider's perspective rife with practical information, among the array of issues addressed in WTS: whether or not to "write what you know," the impact of screenwriting on personal relationships, spec vs. assignment writing, determining the final draft, the distinctions between film and television writing, whom to trust for criticism, the writer's responsibilities, adaptation, rewriting, writing for market, outlining, what agents really do, dealing with studio notes, genre-writing, ageism, is talent necessary, which page is most important, who to write for and why, attitude, author's voice, pitching, constructing story, young executives, identity & validation, and even whether screenwriting is a cult.

For screenwriters, or anybody interested in making movies, WTS provides a densely informative, fast-paced journey into the art, craft and business of writing for the screen.

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