I'm going to take a break from posting on Sky and Field for about four months.
I have decided this because I am currently at a point where, after over two years of blogging on here, I am finding every upcoming deadline for a new post more of a hassle than an enjoyment. Perhaps my creativity has largely been spent. Or it might be that I only need to breathe for a bit, and then come back refreshed.
I will continue to post material from 5th January 2013, the start of next year, and then hopefully maintain my habit of posting every 5th, 15th and 25th of a month from that point onwards.
In the next few months I will be able to write material when I feel like it, and by January should have a few posts already scheduled as usual. I think that the important thing is not that I stop writing, but that I should not feel that deadlines are always looming nearby.
So I hope that everyone who reads this has a good rest-of-2012... I will see you again in 2013!
Ian
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Good Characters Make Bad Sequels
Most movie sequels seem to be worse than the original films that they follow. Why is this normal? You might think that films should get better as film makers re-use only the best material and ideas.
A sequel would only be made if the first movie was considered successful and popular, and a movie is only very successful and popular if it has good characters.
A sequel would only be made if the first movie was considered successful and popular, and a movie is only very successful and popular if it has good characters.
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