This post will take you through the step-by-step process I went through to get started.
Category: being a writer
3 Reasons Why I Quit Being A Grammar Nazi (And Why You Should Quit Too)
Obsessively correcting other people when they make minor mistakes does not make you seem kind, or smart, or interesting.
Rupi Kaur Is the Writer of the Decade
No other poet in the last ten years (or maybe ever) has been able to create such a powerful shift in the public opinion of poetry.
What It’s Like to Send Out Your Creative Work for Publication, As Told By GIFs
Just the thought of sending your work to be published along with "real" writers you admire is just...stomachache-inducing.
9 Ways To Get Those Creative Juices Flowing When You’re In a Rut
Lately, I’ve been trying to rely less on feelings of motivation to get things done and more on the principle of discipline, but alas, my mind is an ornery 3-year-old, so I often have to trick it into being disciplined.
Hiding Behind Vulnerability
Sometimes I feel like it should be easier to be a human.
A Day in the Life of a Full-Time Freelancer
12pm – Realize it’s almost lunch time and I have failed to get literally anything done.
One Year Post-Graduation: Was My Master’s in Poetry Worth It? As Told By GIFs
Okay, I won’t string you along on this one. Yes, the answer is absolutely yes.
My Experience Working for a Bot for a Month, as Told By GIFs
When I first go into freelancing, I accidentally worked for a bot for a full month—and never got paid.
The Best Writing Advice I’ve Ever Received
You can do more. This doesn’t mean you aren’t doing enough right now, it means you contain multitudes, you are a powerful force full of too many stories to tell the same one over and over.
