Posts Tagged ‘new york’

“The biggest issue is that in creative industries,” says freelance writer Phoebe Mogharei, “deadlines are very variable.” The New York Minute is a recurring column by Eva Avenue interviewing creative professionals in New York City.

It seemed like only in New York would I be able to go to a poetry reading on Thursday night, within walking distance of my apartment, and be blown away by the talent, and the people I met.

How do I manage to scrape by in New York and still have free time to write my novel? A side job. But not just any side job. It pays to be selective.

Artists should take this kind of energy and re-channel it. Seek out real art that speaks to you and experience it wholly.

I couldn’t believe it — now pushing two years after my Creative Capital workshop, I have achieved EVERY goal I set.

I sat on that plane from New York thinking about the past and an idea popped into my head.