great starting read for my (late) morning cup of coffee and daily writing session. I thought two parts in particular were interesting: 1. how you felt like a fraud when making working class art while not working for an hourly wage; and 2. how you felt survivor bias after the pandemic for not going back to work. These two parts stuck out to me in their similarity, and how guilt plays into the life supported by the hourly-wage.
great starting read for my (late) morning cup of coffee and daily writing session. I thought two parts in particular were interesting: 1. how you felt like a fraud when making working class art while not working for an hourly wage; and 2. how you felt survivor bias after the pandemic for not going back to work. These two parts stuck out to me in their similarity, and how guilt plays into the life supported by the hourly-wage.