Crusty White Bread and English
Ways my first name has been misspelled:
Mibsy
Mitsy
Mincy
Minry
Minsy
Minfy
Intresting to note: according to BabyNames.com, none of the above are real first names.
Ways my last name has been misspelled:
Messinger
Messeingeir
Messunger
Messing
Mezzinger
Mezzer
I find all of this ironic as I personally feel I have the most crusty white bread, English name possible. I guess it’s just too easy of a name for people to actually spell it properly. Even worse, is that most of those misspellings were on packages from various- and supposedly reputable- online merchants wherein I actually typed out my name over their secure online form so that they didn’t have to botch it in the first place. (Ahem, Bed Bath & Beyond… Amazon.com… Barnes & Nobel… I’m looking accusingly in your direction)
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Who the What?
Hi, I’m Min. I write fiction about one-ring circuses, ghostly Schnauzers, and children who play with too much chalk.
But you won’t find those stories on this blog. Instead, you’ll find mediations on culture and society that piss people off, as well as a ton of stuff about storytelling and writing techniques.
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Werr herro Minry!