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My Characters Have Ayn Rand Syndrome…
Huh? What does that mean? Ayn Rand syndrome? It means that all of my “good characters” are good-looking, healthy, fit, etc. and all of my “bad characters” are overweight or ugly or somehow physically flawed. (With the exception of characters … Continue reading
Posted in General Musings, Writing
Tagged being a writer, character description, writing
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You can’t be average
Well, you can be average. Someone out there is. But that person isn’t the top of their field. They aren’t the one who gets interviewed or profiled or talked about. Average is safe. It’s boring. There’s no interest in average. … Continue reading
The Danger in Being a Survivor Type
If I had to choose one strength to characterize myself it would be that I’m a survivor. By that I mean that, whatever situation I find myself in, I will find a way to survive it. And usually to thrive … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged adaptability is a strength but can also be a weakness, being a survivor type, don't forget where you ultimately want to go with your life, don't lose yourself, keep looking around
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It Can’t Be About The Money
I had a conversation with a friend the other day who has been struggling to get work. They finally have a project to work on, but it’s been so long since they had a good project that they’re screwing it … Continue reading
Posted in General Musings, Writing
Tagged being a writer, don't focus on the money, find your passion, the long con, writing
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M.H. Lee 