The Tallfellow Blog Has Moved

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For anyone who may still be arriving here instead of there, please note that the Tallfellow Press Blog has moved to Typepad.

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Part V of Chris Abbott Interview

Hey folks. The fifth and final installment of Chris Abbott's interview on Complications Ensue is up. Please stop by and read it if you have the chance... and show your support of the blog by leaving your comments. Thanks!

Part IV of the Chris Abbott Interview

Man! This site is really giving people their money's worth. Especially considering it's free!

Book Quiz Giveaway

Check it out! StudentFilmmakers.com is using our book, "Ten Minutes to the Pitch," as part of a newsletter enrollment campaign. Nifty concept.

Part III of the Chris Abbott Interview

This is a great interview for anyone interested in writing for episodic (one-hour) television -- particularly freelancers looking for tips on how to make a better impression!

Remember, if you like what you're reading, you can get Chris's book, "Ten Minutes to the Pitch," on our site.

Part II of the Chris Abbott Interview

Here it is, on Complications Ensue. This is a great interview. You can also read more about it here.

Forever Friends Reviewed on a Writers Digest Top 101 Site for Writers

Oncewritten.com landed in Writer's Digests's Top 101 Sites for Writers this year, and lucky for us, the editor likes Forever Friends.

Another Chris Abbott Q&A: Complications Ensue TV Blog

The very gracious Alex Epstein, owner of the blog Complications Ensue, agreed to interview the equally gracious Chris Abbott, author of "Ten Minutes to the Pitch". You read the serialized interview (live, over the next several days) here.

Thanks, Alex!

Chris's Q&A on "A Writer's Life" is Live

Chris Abbott talks to fellow TV writer Lee Goldberg about pitching and about her book. Read it here.

...And here's Robin Bucci, one of the two winners in the pitch contest. She walked away with a free, autographed copy of "Ten Minutes to the Pitch."