Shakespeare, Baby!

Episode 124 is about the writer's derivative use of other published works in their own works in progress. Where is the gray area of originality when using William Shakespeare's classic works, for example?

Modern literature is full of examples of those who boldly took it upon themselves to "copy" the Bard's great works or at least use them as inspiration for their books. Where do we writers draw the line? What is plagiarism?

Also:

-Updates on the weather, our basement and the baby deer.

-Nanowrimo

-How sausage, laws, and books are created.

-Using three senses in your writing (Das Boot).

As always, we go to a lot of places in less than an hour. If you're a writer or thinking about becoming one, this podcast is for you!

Have a listen and check us out at www.carsonhume.com TIA! LYL!