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Ginger Voight is an optioned screenwriter who has completed seven feature length screenplays as well as seven full length manuscripts. She's also an avid blogger who has earned a faithful following on several websites, including AOL, MySpace, and YouTube.

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A wink: 5 of 73
It all started with a winkThat made me stop and thinkYou could be the one for meWhen we went out to dinnerI knew you were a winnerYou made me laugh, you seeThen the touch of a handMade me understandWhat falling in love could beThen a kiss, soft and lightPassion burning brightI was locked, you the keyAll the things you doShow ... More..
Entertainment > Hollywood & Movie Industry Movie sequels and remakes: Is Hollywood out of ideas?: 2 of 29
With such titles as "Land of the Lost" and "Shazam" lined up to hit the cinema in 2009, it very well may seem like Hollywood is out of ideas; but that's a short sighted assumption of a much bigger issue.As an aspiring screenwriter, the question kind of irks me to be honest. It's not the ideas that are disappearing, it's the o... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Mannequins: 4 of 57
Just look at herSo slender, so sleekInanimate, yet taunting meI'll never be chicShe stands there immobileFrozen in timeHer body "perfection"Her eyes unkindMade by a man, no doubtA fantasy, a ruseNo thoughts, no demandsJust something to useNever a partnerNor a mother to beJust a waste of plasticMade to manipulate meI may not b... More..
Entertainment > TV Characters & Personalities The judges of American Idol: 1 of 14
One of the more successful ingredients in the American Idol stew are the judges, each for their diverse personalities, producing or musical experience and, of course, for their judging style. Their job is a very important one. They are the ones the contestants initially must impress enough to even make it to a national stage,... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Eyes: 12 of 151
Your EyesInto your eyes I could stareIf only I was not so afraidOf what I feel when you look at meMy soul, my eyes betrayedAs blue as the sky above meAs deep as the ocean tooAs cold as steel, as soft as the windInviting me in yet forbidding me toYour eyes so soft and sensualAre so beautiful to meWhen you look it's as if you k... More..
Creative Writing > Songs Songs: Remembering love: 10 of 124
Our YesterdaysMy lover, my friend, my love without endTell me it's true, you still feel like I doEven though our time together has pastOur hearts are promised to new lovers nowOur dance is over, the music has died downWhy did it have to go by so fast?I married you in my heart and divorced you in word onlyYet my thoughts still... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Perfect love: 10 of 115
Cool, Cool WaterLike cool, cool waterUpon sun scorched landThe sound of your loverThe touch of his handRushes over you like a tidal waveEach moment getting more than you gaveLoving so strong it explodes from your soulThe more you surrender, the more you're made wholeEroding selfishness into sandThis is the magic of your lover... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: On love: 113 of 1268
I never knew how heaven tastedTill I kissed himI never knew how the heart could breakTill I missed himI never knew a miracle could walk and talkTill I found himI never knew how powerful love isTill I watched it astound himI never believed in love without endTill he put his arms around meI never believed my heart could be prot... More..
Arts & Humanities > Screenwriting How screenplay writing differs from other forms of writing: 1 of 10
After having cut my teeth on several complete novels, I was told by my agent that my style of storytelling and my story ideas were better suited to the screen. "Visual," she said. And I had next to no idea what that meant.But, after a bit of research, I learned that screenplays were a much shorter and minimalistic format and ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: The Incredible Hulk: 2 of 18
Having been sufficiently warned away from Ang Lee's "Hulk", I expected to see this movie as righting what was universally understood a comic book wrong. I was surprised and pleased to learn that it treated itself rather as a sequel and steered away from laborious re-telling of the Hulk's origin. The filmmakers instead sum thi... More..