Writer. Halfie. Proud, imperfect feminist. Lives for good food, laughter with loved ones, and adventures big or small. Born and raised in Texas. Resides in Ohio. Dabbles in design and photography. Rep'd by Tina Wexler at ICM.
3 best friends tackle work, love, and life after college.
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56 freshman and 1 RA face the ups and downs of a very special year.
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Writer. Halfie. Proud, imperfect feminist. Lives for good food, laughter with loved ones, and adventures big or small. Born and raised in Texas. Resides in Ohio. Dabbles in design and photography. Rep'd by Tina Wexler at ICM.
Anthony Lee Collins
Oh, yes.
This makes me think of genres. Write the romance where the girl doesn’t end up with the guy. Write the detective story where the mystery is never solved. Write the realistic novel where a couple of characters do have superhuman powers.
If that’s where the story should go, let it go there.
Remember Psycho. Write the movie where the protagonist is murdered halfway through.
Kristan
Yes. There are definitely examples of breaking the rules and doing the unexpected. For me, it’s often just that I play it safe. I hold back. I don’t want to do that anymore.
Shari
Such an important reminder!
Jonathan
Love the illustration!!! Great color choices.
Kristan
Thank you! :)