In Competition No. 3247, you were asked to submit the reflections of a well-known writer on a career path they might have taken.
Most famous writers have had day jobs – Kurt Vonnegut sold Saabs, Harper Lee worked as an airline ticket agent, and Joseph Heller was a blacksmith’s apprentice.
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