Now the Beautiful Soup Theater Collective is bringing back "Moose Murders," in a production "significantly rewritten and revised".
In that future time, you always have a chance to catch the groceries before they fall, your words can always be rewound and erased, rewritten and revised.
I read the extensive outlines he writes for every book, usually running 50 to 80 pages; I read the first draft that he or his co-author writes following those outlines; and I read and edit the manuscripts again after Patterson has rewritten and revised them through numerous drafts.
The other, more important project was an ambitious novel of provincial life that Lawrence rewrote and revised until it split into two major novels: The Rainbow, which was immediately suppressed in Britain as obscene; and Women in Love, which was not published until 1920.
MM, BS, and PK designed and supervised experiments; EH, BW, and RS performed experiments; CV supervised and carried out statistical and bioinformatic analyses, BF conducted bioinformatic analyses; MM, BS, BW, EH, PK, and CV wrote the initial version of the manuscript; TF, CV, BS, and MM rewrote and revised the manuscript.
But as most novelists will attest, the art and the beauty of a work come not in the first draft but in the consequent revisions and rewrites, and one can rewrite and revise only what has already been written.
Many playwrights, myself included, rewrite and revise constantly through rehearsal.
"Instead, they are invited to rewrite and revise their scripts according to analyses and suggestions by artistic directors, literary managers and such.
Keeping Mr Irving in jail at most may stop him going to a conference that Mr Ahmadinejad is convening to "rewrite and revise" the history of the holocaust.
It's just in my nature to work long hours, and rewrite and revise my already revised pieces.
The guidelines for Air Force chaplains were rewritten in 2005 and revised in 2006 after Mikey Weinstein exposed the religious intolerance at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.
