Due to my inability to work a “normal” job *annoyed face*, I am working on a couple avenues of income that are more flexible than a more traditional office career. Freelancing as a project coordinator and volunteer manager with administrative assistance experience, and writing my blog and fictional stories.
I’m starting to write based on dreams I have had. I’ll be expanding these, mostly, incomplete stories into both written and webcomic forms. I hope. I have quite a bit of drawing and webcomic practice in my future, and I need to read more about creative writing and how to tell great stories (I’m told by friends that I am a decent storyteller and just need to expand on these dreams). Thankfully I have a lot of material to work with, my subconscious is quite imaginative.
I will continue my blog because it is essential to me to create space for others who need a place they feel comfortable, as well as work on myself. Being able to express myself in my own space is beneficial to my mental health, and helps me process things.
Incurable Jynx 
I find The Art and Craft of Storytelling by Nancy Lamb to be a good resource about storytelling, though I still need to read more of it. Good luck with your project. I like dreams (since they’re related to psychology, a subject I enjoy very much) so I’d be interested in reading stories based on someone’s dreams.
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Thank you! I will look into her book! ^_^ Most of my dreams are sci-fi and fantasy, I’m hoping they are as fun for others as they were for me. I enjoy stories and visual art so I’m hoping to either do webcomics, or put illustrations into parts of the stories.
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