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It’s a Really Hard Time to Be a Writer
Freelance writing, blog posts, and anything remotely related to Internet writing aren’t for the faint of heart. Everything when it comes to writing and making an earning… it’s all really inconsistent and at any moment a dependable stream of income could go dry. You need luck on your side to be a writer.
By Andrea Lawrence4 years ago in Journal
Laid off
"Our grant hasn't been renewed, yet, and we can only afford to pay you up to the end of this month." Those words confirmed what we had been fearing for the past four or five weeks. We were being laid off. The entire program was ending on October 31st; unless the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) approved the grant renewal before then.
By Keggercast4 years ago in Journal
The US Dollar Will Collapse At Some Point in The Near Future.
The value of the United States dollar will plummet at some time in the not-too-distant future. Not only will this be a catastrophe for the United States of America, but it will also be a catastrophe for the rest of the globe.
By Estalontech4 years ago in Journal
People Who Inspired Me To Be A Writer: Kevin Williamson (Screenwriter/filmmaker)
As a lifelong lover of cinema and screenwriting, if someone were to ask me who my favorite screenwriters of all time were, one of the top two names that would come up is Kevin Williamson. The films he wrote, as well as his writing style, not only contributed to my love for cinema and writing, but also made me interested in studying the art of filmmaking at a very young age.
By Joe Patterson4 years ago in Journal
30 Years to Publication
I was just 16 when I penned the first draft of ‘Pestilence’. It was 1990, and I wanted to be a novelist. Inspired by the success of James Herbert’s Rats and similar stories around at that time, I wanted to create a deadly threat that would bring about the end of the world.
By Susie Kearley4 years ago in Journal
The Single Best Thing I’ve Invested in as a Writer
Writers use a lot of tools while constructing their writing pieces. We are constantly filling up laptops, our phones, recording devices, and even notebooks with ideas, drafts, tentative titles, and other little things. They definitely help us during the pursuit of our next great article or blog.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer4 years ago in Journal
How Entrepreneurs Can Recover from Burnout
Burnout affects nearly every professional at some point in their life. It can come with no warning or be an unavoidable slow burn. Regardless of the cause or form, it is critical to learn how to deal with and recover from burnout.
By Edward Soppet4 years ago in Journal







