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A Playwright’s Life.
 * Title**

The term starving artist is thrown around so much in our culture that it sometimes loses its meaning and becomes attached to one specific type of group. Contrary to the public’s understanding, there are starving artists in the form of writers. Writers often have trouble paying the rest or making money through their writing, especially when it comes to writing plays or movies. Looking at success stories isn’t enough though to truly judge what writers must do to make ends meat. Consider what it takes to make a writer truly great, what kinds of techniques they use in their writing, how they develop their conflicts and plots, or even how they tie these things together to show a deeper meaning through their shows. These are the kinds of things that are needed to write powerful scripts, and with them, writers can be noticed and brought out of their “starving” status. In order to be successful in play writing, one must employ different writing techniques and different script styles to be noticed as a strong playwright.
 * Introduction**

This paper goes out to all those who want to become playwrights, channeling the information learned from online sources about writing, and from other books designed for the same purpose. The goals is to depict realistically what a writer will go through to be successful, and more so how to write successful scripts. The information must be concise and to the point in order to fit everything into a 5 page paper.
 * Scope**