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WHAT DID YOU THINK YOU WERE GOING TO SEE? A FEW SEXY IMAGES?

Well, lucky for you, you dirty thinker, I am going to reveal all. Just not by taking my top off. I’ll be doing it through my writing, which, frankly, is far more exposing and considerably easier to airbrush.

I should probably introduce myself. I’m Adam Robert Lewis - Actor, Graphic Designer, Compulsive Reader and wearer of Thick-Framed Glasses.

All the writing lives over on Substack. Think of this as a little pit stop before the truly revealing stuff.

I know what you’re thinking: another platform? I can feel the eye roll from here. But if you were willing to click on what you thought was OnlyFans, you can manage one more click to a website devoted entirely to the art of writing and reading, which, I might add, is far more beneficial for your mental stimulation.

Less arousing, perhaps. Far better for the vocabulary.

READER DISCRETION ADVISED

My Article Series

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Unfiltered

I’ve always been a deep thinker, and I’ve had some trauma in my life that I thought I should evaluate through writing. Hopefully, it will give some comfort - from Greggs, gossip, antidepressants, and everything in between.

Thoughts from Behind Thick-Framed Glasses
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Into The Diaries

I’ve recently joined the West End cast of Into the Woods, and I thought I should document my acting process. Maybe it’ll reveal that I don’t have one, but it’ll be thought-provoking nonetheless.

Into the Woods the Diaries
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The Odyssey

I’m no Homer, but life is an odyssey, and I’m learning to navigate it a little better each day. Along the way, I’ve gathered a few spiritual reflections to help make sense of the journey. This is where you’ll find them.

Daily reflections for navigating life’s odyssey.

I wrote a tiny book for people who think too much.

My debut book, 100 Thoughts from Behind Thick-Framed Glasses, is coming soon - a collection of thoughts, questions and quiet observations for anyone whose brain has never heard of an off switch.