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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Leave something out
Hey,
less is more, they say.
That’s an old maxim of minimalism, pun intended.
You know, maxim, maximum. Minimum, minimalism.
Well, that’s what happens when you try to explain a joke. Not even a good joke survives an explanation.
Whic...
Prove Me Wrong. I Dare You.
Hey,
a couple of weeks ago, I posted something Ray Bradbury said on Substack:
“You want to be a writer? Write one short story a week for a year. That’s 52 short stories, and no one can write 52 consecutive bad stories.”
Several people...
Two years of not quitting
Hey,
as I write this email, I’m watching a YouTube Short on loop.
It’s Mark Manson, saying growth is tedious.
The man’s saying, over and over again (without getting tired, because he’s on loop), that if you’re getting bored pursuing yo...
The problem with “you should be writing”
Hey,
writing is hard work, they say. I agree, as long as they’re not referring to the same kind of hard work as digging a hole or building a wall is, of course.
But writing is hard work.
And the harder you work, the better you get. You w...
How to do shameless promotion
Hey,
I received a short email earlier today. A reply to my latest post. It said something like “Ha. You wanted money,” obviously referring to the link to my new book at the end of the post.
Well, yeah.
Of course, man.
I even said it tw...
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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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