They adapted each other's out-of-date plays and novels, and rewrote each other's scripts.
"But we'd write and rewrite each other's stuff and ask each other questions, and through that we figured out a lot of perspectives of the movie.
Again and again and again they advise -- these books just rewrite each other, really -- to buy less junk and acquire more timeless pieces.
What the Churchill College documents reveal, perhaps surprisingly for those accustomed to the confident sweep of Churchill's oratory, is the last-minute reworking that he applied to his speech, adding phrases here, rewriting others and adding yet others on the fly as he delivered the speech.
"I came to hate the Web, hated chasing the next post or rewriting other people's posts just for the traffic," he told me.
Seiken has asked that key staff journalists are not wasted rewriting copy from other online publishers and chasing the "clickbait" found on the Huffington Post site and Mail Online.
Three days before that happened, a young journalist resigned from Mail Online in protest at its practice of rewriting content from other news websites.
Ross persisted, though, and Thurber was kept busy rewriting and processing other writers' copy, being paid a small salary without extra compensation for any pieces of his own that found their way into the magazine.
On "Treme," he and Overmyer share the process equally, sending scripts back and forth, revising and polishing and revising again (Mills, too, is rewriting scripts by other staff writers).
Ola originally projected that it would reach 75 cities in India by March, and it is now rewriting other targets it had set.
