L.E. Mullin
L. E. MullinThoughts, reflections, and opinions on how to make comics. Also, home of The Flight of the Condor: The Sunday Strips.
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You were supposed to be writing, but...
Hey,
today I want to talk about how to get your reader’s attention.
I just ran across something singer and songwriter Joni Mitchell said about Bob Dylan. If you know the woman, maybe you already know what she apparently said.
Now, I’m a...
"Be yourself, man" in the age of AI writing
Hey,
the other day I read something that absolutely blew my brains out of my beautiful head.
There was this guy who wrote a crime novel, and sold it for, I hope you’re reading this sitting on a chair or couch, two million dollars.
Tha...
Alan Moore's best writing advice: Make your readers work
Hey,
this is yet another email about Alan Moore’s writing advice. There’s so much wisdom inside this man’s head that I could probably make fifty emails, but three emails are more than enough. For now.
One thing I remember reading him say...
Alan Moore's best writing advice: Treat writing like a god
Hey,
welcome to another post about writing advice from the great Alan Moore.
I said yesterday that this man has been my biggest writing influence, so why not talk about his infinite wisdom again?
I want to tell you about something I rem...
Alan Moore's best writing advice: Start with short stories
Hey,
Today I want to talk about one of Alan Moore's best writing tips. Because unlike the mysterious bearded man in this week’s strip, the magician and genius writer doesn’t keep his writing advice to himself.
Quite the opposite.
The m...
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Creator of The Flight of The Condor, a dark adventure comic. Four times a week: comic strips, storytelling insights, and thoughts on writing, imagination, and the creative process.
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