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#WordWeavers 14: Is selling your work for money important to you when you write?

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    #WordWeavers 14: Is selling your work for money important to you when you write?

    In the early 90s a big trad publisher offered to take a second look at my novel if I rewrote it to make the story-line more conventional and removed the queer content from the character- and world-building.

    I had friends in and around the publishing industry: from writers to retail, and I knew by then that software engineering was (sometimes) creatively satisfying and far more likely to pay a living wage. 1/

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      #WordWeavers 14: Is selling your work for money important to you when you write?

      In the early 90s a big trad publisher offered to take a second look at my novel if I rewrote it to make the story-line more conventional and removed the queer content from the character- and world-building.

      I had friends in and around the publishing industry: from writers to retail, and I knew by then that software engineering was (sometimes) creatively satisfying and far more likely to pay a living wage. 1/

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      #WordWeavers 14 selling 2/

      I decided that creating worlds and stories did not require publishing (or income on its own account) before I retired.

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