Choosing To Be a Writer | After Success | Business and Money

Part of the Writers' Confessions series

Michael Glassbourg
TickleScratch Productions
24 minutes • 2005
Also available on DVD

Douglas Glover chooses to write because he believes it's a revolutionary act. Michael Crummey actually hoped to make money at it. Ray Robertson finds it gives him a sense of purpose, but even so encourages aspiring writers, "If you can stop, do it." These and other writers examine writing as a career choice, being in the public eye, and staying afloat financially through writing.

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Subject(s): Artists, Careers, Literature