C.B. Lee's Blog, page 41

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There are some good reasons to keep secondary characters (both friend and foe) fixed in how you represent them in a story.

A lot of these kinds of characters aren’t going to be in the story all that much and they have specific roles to play. Whether it’s to move the plot along or reveal aspects of the main character, playing a supporting role doesn’t always benefit from too much fiddling.

You also don’t want to confuse the reader with a constantly changing cast that m...

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Constance Wu attends the 68th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards at Microsoft Theater on September 18, 2016 in Los Angeles, California.

photography by Tiffany Chien

Today on the Not Your Sidekick tour, come stop by the Prism Book Alliancewhere I chat about writing, drafts and otherwise, and a little bit of what’s next in the Not Your Sidekick world, and check outG Jacks Writes for a review and an exclusive excerpt!

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By C. B. Lee

I’ve lived with depression and suicidal ideation since I was a teenager, much of it stemming from an overwhelming need to live up to my parents and my own expectations, along with never feeling I was good enough, and never feeling like I fit in. I was ashamed of myself, ashamed that I was a burden on my family, ashamed that I had failed in every way: school, career, relationships, and more.

It was a long road to recovery with my depression, and it’s still a work in...

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Monstress (2015) // Image Comics

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For the one and only @authorcblee! Fan art of Morgan and Kevin from her book“Seven Tears at High Tide.”

Kevin grabs a napkin.“You’re a mess.” He takes Morgan’s chin gently. Morgan goes still and lets Kevin wipe his cheek.” Good food?”

“The best!”

You can get the book HERE and read the cuties story about Selkies and summer love!

Thank YOU! So glad you enjoyed it!