‘We are all used to sitting down at our own desks and fighting the urge to do other things, but in a classroom with ten other people writing beside you there is another energy that can deliver the seeds of new ideas.’
‘For me, writing a complicated character is like putting together a puzzle with a thousand pieces, without a clear picture on the box to help guide you towards the final scene. And with puzzles like that, itβs always about where you start.’
We interviewed internationally renowned playwright Timothy Daly ahead of his upcoming course, Narrative Structure for Fiction Writers.