[ SECRET POST #2971 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2971 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

Yes! My situation is also a bit different in that I'm looking at an academic career - probably any fiction I publish will be on the side, so I can't really go the "write. write more. line up 10 manuscripts" route, because atm I need to be lining up my papers and abstracts.
Another difficulty is that over here, it's very difficult for authors to make a living... which is terrible and regrettable, but a fact of life.

Good luck to both of us!

[lb_lee]

Ah, yeah, academia is a different bag. I hope Israel treats its academics better than we do! But yeah, making a living as any sort of art person seems hard as hell. Eesh.

Also, honestly, I think the, "write, write more" trick is... overrated? That's not the right word. An oversimplification, maybe. I could prattle on how I find it kinda alarming how artists are encouraged to not have a life over their work, and overwork treated as proof of devotion. Skeeves me out.

--Rogan