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Posted: August 8, 20122012-08-08T13:06:19+10:00 2012-08-08T13:06:19+10:00In: Public

Romantic comedy about two competitive best-seling authors – who hate each other, are thrust together by circumstance while competing to be a writer for the most successful magazines in the country.

Writing an Romance

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    1. it52
      2012-08-14T03:05:16+10:00Added an answer on August 14, 2012 at 3:05 am

      First off, don’t put romantic comedy or the genre in your logline. It should be for the most part clear what the genre is without you stating it. If you wanted to state it in the description below, that’s fine.

      I think the set up is interesting but I’d like to know what circumstances make them stuck together.

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