(Aspiring) Starving Author
Envy A. FisherOne confused twenty-something. One childhood dream of becoming an author. What could go wrong?
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All the Excuses I Told Myself So I Wouldn't Have to Write
Words written: I couldn’t tell you to save my life
Dollars made: Loads, but not with my words
Pitches written: What is a pitch?
The other day, by which I mean several weeks ago, my friend texted me a question that made me want...
Week 5 & 6: On All the Themes I Can't Let Go
Words written: 2134
Dollars made: 0
Number of unfinished short stories: 7
I once heard it said that life puts the same obstacle in your way until you’ve learned the lesson you were supposed to draw from it. I believe it’s true...
Week 4: I'll Never Be the Next Joan Didion
Words written: 3906
Dollars made: 0
Pitches written: 2
Before there was Joan Didion, there was Caroline Calloway – at least in my life. Childhood summers in California exposed me to enough of American culture to come home with...
Week 3: Full Fear Ahead!
Words written: 2043
Dollars made: 0
Scary things done: 4
On a rainy day in the north of the Netherlands, I came across a brand new wooden bench in a national park. It had a tiny little plaque on it that read “Full Fear Ahead!”...
Week 2: Would a day job ruin the "starving artist" aesthetic?
Words written: 2441
Dollars made: 0
Rejected job applications: 6
This week’s update was supposed to be a celebratory one about landing a job in translation. The position had been advertized for two months, the company clearly s...
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From lost in translation to lost in life, turning being lost into a lifestyle. Slowly figuring out how to write my way to earning a living.
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