Eric Lawton on Nostr: My first novel's characters wear flashy, skintight clothes. I didn't expect it to ...
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"content": "My first novel's characters wear flashy, skintight clothes. I didn't expect it to change the way I dress, too\n\nhttps://www.thestar.com/life/beauty-and-fashion/fashion/my-first-novel-s-characters-wear-flashy-skin-tight-clothes-it-changed-the-way-i-dress-too/article_43fb8a9b-eab5-560e-857f-1bc4ab29be10.html\n\nNot the reason I read novels, but maybe some will.\n\n\u003e I’m not the type of writer who believes in creating intricate backstories for every character — many of mine lack even a last name — but I do believe they should have a sense of style. After all, my job is to make imaginary people seem real, and what is more tangible and telling than an outfit?\n\nWeird. Me or her, IDK which.",
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