How gummy vitamins, long walks through CVS, and Stephen Sondheim fuel her creative process.
Comedy writer Megan Amram's new pseudo-textbook Science . . . for Her! expertly parodies vapid women's magazines and sexist female stereotypes. (Seriously, Amram is so funny, we had her interview herself for our June issue.) We asked her how she keeps the creative juices flowing while working on long projects like a book or writing for TV (she was a writer on NBC's Parks And Recreation for three years). Here's what she had to say:
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