
Everybody, even the elderly, can have a go...
By Sue Law
Having attended LSF in the past and taken part in several workshops as well as submitting a screenplay scene for direction at the festival, my fear of trying to write horror stories was not as great as it might have been otherwise.
I knew and trusted the authenticity and professionalism of LSF and the ‘everybody , even the elderly, can have a go’ attitude which is so encouraging. Following over three years of not writing anything due to a total wipe out health wise I have found that Twisted 50 has energised me back into enthusiasm again, despite the fact that I have never written or read much horror before.
I feel I have woken up.
The help and encouragement I have received from other authors has been generous and constructive, as well as learning what is a horror story and what is not. I have gained knowledge of the craft and construction of what works through reading and enjoying the work of other writers submissions to Twisted 50.
Age 84. Writing since childhood. Odd stories and an attempt at a shared screenplay, a scene of which was acted at LSF a few years ago and directed by Carlos Bollinger.
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