Writing
How To Make Money Writing Fiction On The Internet
Bringing together art and business
If you tell someone that you’re a writer then you must be prepared to get certain looks.
I’m sure you’ve experienced it.
It’s that, “You poor soul” or “Have fun in the poor house.”
If you’re in school, everybody seems to love asking “how do you plan on making money?” and “you’ll have to get a real job one day.”
I can’t tell you how sweet the satisfaction is when you get to say to people later on that you are in fact making money.
Then, jealousy comes when people find out about your flexible schedule and how you get to work from home.
Plus, sometimes it’s nice to post a picture on Instagram of you sitting in your hammock in the backyard overlooking the forest while you caption it, “My new office.”
It’s even better when you can make some money writing fiction.
Ghostwriting can be lucrative and so can freelance writing, and I’m glad they were able to help me get started with a writing career, but I got into writing to write stories, not TPS reports. (To be honest I have no idea what that are, I just remember hearing about it in Office Space.)
