Fashion Tips for Writers

Writers seem to adopt a variety styles once they become authors. Just because you enter the realm of published writers, doesn’t mean you have to:

  • Wear your hair in a pony tail (men)
  • Let your grow down to  your waist (women and men)
  • Color your hair uniquely (sister and other women)
  • Grow a beard or mustache
  • Wear sun glasses indoors (women and men)
  • Deck your neck with an ascot (men)
  • Start smoking a pipe (women and men)
  • Only using one name (Picasso, Beyoncé, Robespierre, Napoleon, Cleopatra, etc.)
  • Writing with a typewriter (women and men)
  • Wear a beret (women and men)
  • Kissing everybody on the cheek, even people you don’t like (women and men)
  • Hiring an agent (men and women)
  • Listing your degrees after your name (e.g. Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile; Allen Mesch, B.S.and M.S.) (women and men)

Please submit your additions to this list.

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About Allen Mesch

Allen is an author, educator, and historian. He has written nine books: The Analyst; Teacher of Civil War Generals; Your Affectionate Father, Charles F. Smith; Charles A. Marvin - "One Year. Six Months, and Eleven Days", Preparing for Disunion, Ebenezer Allen - Statesman, Entrepreneur, and Spy, The Forgotten Texas Statesman, The Third Rebellion, and The Traitor. He taught classes on the American Civil War at Collin College. He has visited more than 130 Civil War sites and given presentations at Civil War Roundtables.
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