Teen Poetry Magazine
What is a career path, other than journalism, where i could utilize my love of poetry and literature?
I love to write, but i would hate to be stuck in a job writing a teen magazine column for the rest of my life.
What is a career where i can write profound literary writings and convey my interpretations and oppinions?
What careers would suit me?
You could just be a professional writer and get your own books published. I’m sure you realize that’s a tough road.
You could also become a professor. Many people are inspired and have their lives changed by a single good teacher. I say college or university professor over a highschool or lower teacher, because professors often get their articles published in professional journals.
Sara Bynoe (Teen Angst)
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