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What Happens Next: A History Of American Screenwriting By Marc Norman

Posted at 5:42PM Thursday 13 Mar 2008



Norman, Oscar-winning co-author of Shakespeare in Love, offers What Happens Next as a history of screenwriting in Hollywood from 1896 to 2006. His book is more than 500 pages long and rabidly intense.

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