Culture, Career, How-To | Grassroots Media for Artists & Indies | AI-Free
Culture, Career, How-To | Grassroots Media for Artists & Indies | AI-Free
Irene Entila is a teacher, runner, writer, and taco enthusiast. Originally from Washington State, she got lured into the Land of Entrapment by the lack of rainfall and abundance of teaching opportunities.
She holds a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree with a creative writing focus from The Evergreen State College. She recently opened her own satire blog at GayGenda.com. When she is not doing the things mentioned above, she like to ride bikes, drink beers, make fun of things, hang out with her dog, Chunks, and “fish whisper” (aka just plain old fishing).
I didn’t tell any of my friends about this ghostwriting project because of the embarrassment that, for pennies, I sold my soul to a get-rich-quick paleo bunghole.
Are you the type who gets overly anxious about approaching deadlines and/or wanders off to “mindless internetting time” during productive hours (like me)?
Although I’ve been making fun of things since I learned how to talk, writing satire is a difficult process. Here are five tips on writing satire.