It's no secret. I've been doing Freelance work for the last year. So far? Pretty good. In all honesty, I've been making some pretty decent money with it, and I'm only getting better at it as time goes on. But I've never actually monetized my art the same way as I monetized my writing. Why? Well. I guess it use to be I saw them differently. I'm a pretty decent writer, and I'm getting better as time goes on. But for me, writing was a means to an end. As long as it was coherent, made sense, and flowed smoothly I didn't much care about revision. For a lot of the people who hire me, that's good enough. They just want someone who writes well, an

Whew. Work. Love what I currently do, but I wish I made more money at it. It's not a bad life so far. I make on average between $700-$1,000 writing. But it's not exactly creatively stimulating a lot of times. Sure, I help people ghostwrite their fantasy novels (In fact, currently helping someone write their fantasy epic), proofread their works, and write the occasional article. A lot of times I do some basic copywriting and peer review for people as well. I guess the only direction I can go from here is up. Which is why I'm currently writing a series of horror stories to be published. Sadly, due to the restrictions on publishing, I can't po