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NYT culture reporter, accidental magician's assistant, English and Comp Lit PhD. Bestselling (!) author of debut novel, "Here in the Dark," out now!
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Megan Park Knows That Teenage Girls Deserve More

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By Alexis Soloski Verified, Brett Gundlock
| The New York Times Verified
Megan Park remembers how it felt to say lines she didn’t believe in, to wear clothes that felt weird, to spend hours in a chair each morning as makeup artists layered on foundation. Blond and slight, Park, 39, played adolescents well into her late 20s, which became increasingly unfulfilling. “The more I think about it, the hair and makeup trailer killed it for me,” she said. “As an actor, I was like, I can’t sit here any longer.” Gradually, she shifted toward writing and directing.
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Megan Park Knows That Teenage Girls Deserve More

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By Alexis Soloski Verified
| Flipboard
Here’s everything you need to know about new hit sapphic show, Sterling Point If you haven’t heard of this hit new YA series, where have you been?! Amazon Prime’s new series, Sterling Point, has had the internet ablaze, and …
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Megan Park Knows That Teenage Girls Deserve More

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By Alexis Soloski Verified
| Breaking One
Megan Park remembers how it felt to say lines she didn't believe in, to wear clothes that felt weird, to spend hours in a chair each morning as makeup artists layered on foundation. Blond and slight, Park, 39, played adolescents well into her late 20s, which became increasingly unfulfilling. "The more I think about it, the hair and makeup trailer killed it for me," she said. "As an actor, I was like, I can't sit here any longer." Gradually, she shifted toward writing and directing.
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