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Yeah, I started it because I wanted to talk about this interview I got today.
Aaaaaand it panned out to be nothing. Although I killed the interview, which is really good for me, because that's my weakest part of the application process.
I have a strong-ish resume for what I want to do, now I just need to bust my ass and get out there and apply en masse.
Originally posted by AndrewFromTheInternetView Post
I do have a degree......
...in English.
Writing/editing/journalism are about what I have, unless I force my way into publishing and bust my ass to become a literary agent. But at 27, without any publishing agency experience, that's tough to get into, if not impossible at this point.
Same goes for advertising copywriting, which I think I'd excel at. I just can't afford another degree, nor can I afford any sort of unpaid internship, thanks to private student loans and my fucking car. Car can't sell for what I owe on it right now, thanks to piling up mileage driving to and from FMU every day.
So I don't have a whole lot to work with here. That said, I'm still busting ass at Total 911, and with the right conditions I should be able to stick in or around automotive journalism for the rest of my life. That's really my biggest passion.
If I could write for R&T, Automobile, C&D, Jalopnik, any of those...that'd be it for me.
Have you sent your 911 articles to other magazines as an example of your work and to show that youre already published?
Originally posted by AndrewFromTheInternetView Post
I do have a degree......
...in English.
Writing/editing/journalism are about what I have, unless I force my way into publishing and bust my ass to become a literary agent. But at 27, without any publishing agency experience, that's tough to get into, if not impossible at this point.
Same goes for advertising copywriting, which I think I'd excel at. I just can't afford another degree, nor can I afford any sort of unpaid internship, thanks to private student loans and my fucking car. Car can't sell for what I owe on it right now, thanks to piling up mileage driving to and from FMU every day.
So I don't have a whole lot to work with here. That said, I'm still busting ass at Total 911, and with the right conditions I should be able to stick in or around automotive journalism for the rest of my life. That's really my biggest passion.
If I could write for R&T, Automobile, C&D, Jalopnik, any of those...that'd be it for me.
:facepalm
Kids these days.
Just because you have a degree in English doesn't mean the only job you can get is in writing or teaching.
I'm sure writing would be a super kewl thing to do for a hipster like you, but you don't know anyone apparently. And I'm guessing its one of those industries where you have to know someone or start at the very bottom.
Welp took off the rear valances
I'm going to clean off the rest of the residue and take care of some other shit on saturday but I think I'm good to go on sunday
fuck ya
Welp took off the rear valances
I'm going to clean off the rest of the residue and take care of some other shit on saturday but I think I'm good to go on sunday
fuck ya
nice. Ive got shirts and stickers to deliver that day too
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