Our esteemed fellow-blogger, George and Isaac, made the Wall Street Journal this weekend in Terry Teachout's column. He wrote: "Many also write to offer insight into their own creative processes. Playwright-critic George Hunka (http://www.ghunka.com/) and director Isaac Butler (parabasis.typepad.com/blog) recently collaborated on an Off-Off Broadway workshop production of "In Private/In Public," a pair of one-act plays by Mr. Hunka, and both simultaneously blogged to illuminating effect about the experience."
Woo-hoo! Great job, guys!
(And Isaac, thanks for introducing your new readers to the "Stop Attacking Artists" post in response to one of my tirades. Hey, any publicity is good publicity!)
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scott,
thanks for the congrats. And hey, if you didn't post provocative stuff worth arguing with, there'd be no point in blogging, now would therE?
--isaac
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