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boomlinde wrote:I collect money from patent violators on behalf of owners of vague patents.
Literally patent hitler.
professional npr listener. Actually im a cook, its actually a pretty good skill to have. The years of burns i could do without but my fingers have at least a d-6's worth of fire damage negation now.
my aspirations include mundane repetitive tasks with low payment i'm not even joking that is what i want to do
ForaBrokenEarth wrote:Literally patent hitler.
professional npr listener. Actually im a cook, its actually a pretty good skill to have. The years of burns i could do without but my fingers have at least a d-6's worth of fire damage negation now.
badass.
boomlinde wrote:I collect money from patent violators on behalf of owners of vague patents.
Literally patent hitler.
You are literally misusing the word "Literally".
The best way I saw it explained is, if you literally kill someone then you are a murderer. Um... Literally.
Literally grammar hitler?
You are literally misusing the word "grammar".
EDIT: ... in addition to literally misusing the word "literally"
Last edited by boomlinde (Aug 5, 2013 9:36 am)
Running a software company in Berlin that is specialized in the media & entertainment market. 
I write a bit of software and make parts for hobby robot stuff.
This thread is more interesting than past "job/major" threads.
I have an MFA in Fiction Writing, hahahahaha.
I got a job as a technical writer (I write marketing material, proposals, press releases, the occasional instructional document, website text, etc.)
The downside to writing for a living is that I don't write for pleasure anymore. I write crap all day and usually have little interest in writing when I get home. After grad school I turned to music as my creative outlet instead. I've done NaNoWriMo for shiggles but I used to really like writing short stories. I am creatively satisfied by my music projects, though!
Have you ever tried to turn your short stories into concept albums?
This is a great practice... working on the album helps your story progress naturally, and visa versa! A lot is revealed as you try to relate music to your plots/story's emotions.
Last edited by Jansaw (Aug 7, 2013 8:19 pm)
Have you ever tried to turn your short stories into concept albums?
This is a great practice... working on the album helps your story progress naturally, and visa versa! A lot is revealed as you try to relate music to your plots/story's emotions.
Hey! That's a really cool idea. I'm going to have to try that.
Ya!
If you've got the open mind, the two forms just write each other, haha.