by Hillary DePiano | Jan 12, 2012 | Uncategorized
I covered my picks for monologues out of The Love of Three Oranges in this post so I thought it would be a good idea to do the same for my newest play. If you’re a young woman looking for a dramatic monologue, I’d suggest checking out Daddy Issues where...
by Hillary DePiano | Jan 10, 2012 | Uncategorized
It’s coming up on that time of year again. You need a scene for you and  your partner to do for your acting class final project. Or you really want to wow them in competition this year but you want something that hasn’t been done a billion times before....
by Hillary DePiano | Jan 9, 2012 | Announcements, Uncategorized
I know how it is. You’ve been meaning to grab a copy of my newest play, Daddy Issues, but you kept forgetting. Well, now you really have no excuse. While the play is normally a mere 99 cents, from January 9th through 13th, you can grab the whole thing completely...
by Hillary DePiano | Dec 29, 2011 | On Writing: Craft and Commiseration, Uncategorized
You’ve just finished a novel. Maybe you wrote it as part of November’s National Novel Writing Month. Either way, you’ve got this first draft happily sitting there and you’re wondering… what happens next? First, you let it sit. Then you go...
by Hillary DePiano | Dec 22, 2011 | On Writing: Craft and Commiseration, Uncategorized
You’ve just finished a novel. Maybe you wrote it as part of November’s National Novel Writing Month. Either way, you’ve got this first draft happily sitting there and you’re wondering… what happens next? First, let it sit. Then sit down...
by Hillary DePiano | Dec 15, 2011 | External Stimuli, Me, but Elsewhere, My Writing, Uncategorized
So, you know how I said this post was my last one for the holidays? I lied. Because I just had to pop back on to show you this awesome review that the Sacramento News & Review did of Uh, Yup’s Production of The Love of Three Oranges. This is the highest...
Hillary DePiano is a playwright, fiction and non-fiction writer who loves writing of all kinds except for writing bios like this.
