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Dale Thomas Vaughn

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Author of Birthright, a best-selling science fiction series, and former editor at The Good Men Project - where I earned a nomination from the Southern California Journalism Awards. As a thought leader featured on CNN, BBC, and in the documentary NEVERTHELESS, I have spent 20 years as working toward the future of gender inclusion and emotional intelligence - key themes in all of my writing. I've run with the bulls, am UNESCO certified as a trekker of pilgrimages, was a competitive dodgeball player and axe thrower, and I spent one weird day in Cirque du Soleil. I was born and raised in Texas, now live in Pittsburgh, PA. ...more

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Dale Thomas Vaughn I set a timer of 25 minutes and I allow myself to suck. Once the cap is off the bottle, I usually keep going well enough.
Dale Thomas Vaughn Read. Write. Rinse and Repeat.

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Read. Write. Rinse and Repeat.

That's what my mentor told me. If I were to expand, I would add that if you want to be a serious writer you'll need to take it seriously (but not too seriously). Find a mentor, hire a coach, take classes, join writer's groups, go to other authors' readings, enter contests, and plan to take a long time to get any good (if ever). And within all of that, just write things you'd like to read (because that means other people will like it too).(less)
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“there’s nothing better than brothers. Friends are great, but they come and go. Lovers are fun, but kind of stupid, too. They say stupid things to each other and they ignore all their friends because they’re too busy staring, and they get jealous, and they have fights over dumb shit like who did the dishes last or why they can’t fold their fucking socks, and maybe the sex gets bad, or maybe they stop finding each other interesting, and then somebody bangs someone else, and everyone cries, and they see each other years later, and that person you once shared everything with is a total stranger you don’t even want to be around because it’s awkward. But brothers. Brothers never go away. That’s for life. And I know married folks are supposed to be for life, too, but they’re not always. Brothers you can’t get rid of. They get who you are, and what you like, and they don’t care who you sleep with or what mistakes you make, because brothers aren’t mixed up in that part of your life. They see you at your worst, and they don’t care. And even when you fight, it doesn’t matter so much, because they still have to say hi to you on your birthday, and by then, everybody’s forgotten about it, and you have cake together.”
Becky Chambers, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet

Frank Herbert
“It is shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult. Muad’Dib”
Frank Herbert, Dune

Oscar Wilde
“The supreme object of life is to live. Few people live. It is true life only to realize one’s own perfection, to make one’s every dream a reality.”
Oscar Wilde, Only Dull People Are Brilliant at Breakfast

Matt Haig
“Loneliness was a fundamental part of being a human in an essentially meaningless universe.”
Matt Haig, The Midnight Library

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