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Andrew M. Rector

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Born
in Cincinnati, Ohio, The United States
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Two things I love to do the most include graphic design and writing. I was an editor at a publishing company for several years; I saw the graphic designers at work and thought, ‘I’d like to do that.’ So I went to art school.

I love to read, write and draw. Yes, I am a creative nerd type. I like to read all kinds of books, but science fiction and fantasy is my guilty pleasure.

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Andrew M. Rector I fell blessed to specialize in two areas: journalism/creative writing and graphic design. I can't say I am passionate about one more than the other. …moreI fell blessed to specialize in two areas: journalism/creative writing and graphic design. I can't say I am passionate about one more than the other. I believe there are benefits of having knowledge in both because they related and it comes in handy for book projects. I can write and design my own book ... I just take off my writer's hat and put on my designer's cap!(less)
Andrew M. Rector I overcome writer's block by tricking my brain. I tell myself: "All I have to do just write one sentence for today, and that's it. That's today's quot…moreI overcome writer's block by tricking my brain. I tell myself: "All I have to do just write one sentence for today, and that's it. That's today's quota." I'll write that one sentence and then I'll just keep going. I think telling myself one sentence is enough removes the psychological barriers of "I have to write pages and pages and pages."(less)
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Brighter Than Lightning

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Thoughts: That night, shepherds were minding their own business, doing their job, and watching their sheep. Suddenly, these celestial beings transported out of nowhere, lighting up the sky brighter than lightning. Of course they were frightened. They may have not had the highest place in society, but Jesus came for them along with everyone else. Their profession even re

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