My Comedy Fantasy
Madalyn Baldanzihow to be a comedy writer who wants to become a novelist to become a comedy writer
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | comedyfantasy.substack.com |
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The Non-Successful Middle-Aged Art Career Stage
I never, ever talk to anyone about this outside of my husband. I don’t think I’ve ever even mentioned it to a single one of my friends. Maybe because it doesn’t seem cool? Someone recently told me that saying you like The Office on your dat...
Sexpectations, Bookspectations, and Scenespectations
“It’s ok to want things you can’t have,” is something a friend told me that they say to their toddler. I tried saying it to my toddler, who I swear rolled her eyes at me, like, “I see what you’re doing there.” I’ve decided to start saying i...
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