The Hidden Character

Writing
Written By Robert McEvily

Aaron Sorkin’s confession gets at something quietly terrifying about writing: we don’t just fear revealing too much; we fear revealing the wrong version of ourselves. Darkness may be honest, but honesty risks creating a character audiences may hate.

Every writer is part artist and part unreliable narrator.

Robert McEvily is a writer and multidisciplinary creative who publishes short fiction, humor, essays, cultural commentary, drawings, photography, and video.

He’s the Creator and Editor of Six Sentences (Est. 2006), and hopes you’ll share your work.

Robert McEvily

Robert McEvily is a writer and multidisciplinary creative who publishes short fiction, humor, essays, cultural commentary, drawings, photography, and video. He’s the Creator and Editor of Six Sentences (Est. 2006), and hopes you’ll share your work.

https://www.robertmcevily.com/
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