My 10-week class in grant writing starts tomorrow. 

I plan to keep one slot open to take contract copy editing work (DC me if interested), but otherwise the class will be my top priority for the next few months as I prepare for a career transition that I hope can sustain me into my "retirement" years even in the face of AI job losses.

I expect the workload to be heavy enough that there will be a drop in the time I spend on Farcaster, and no new essays from me for quite awhile. 

Or maybe my casts will just contain fewer words and more art, since much of my word-slinging energy will be consumed elsewhere. 

The more AI slop art I see, the more I want to share images from my digital collection of century-old book illustrations, architectural drawings, and other public domain art. So we'll see.

In any case, if I'm slower-than-usual to respond to notifs and DCs in the coming weeks, this is why.

Writer, senior editor, music nerd, GenX eldergoth, monastery-bootstrapper. https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson https://tinyurl.com/Black-Stone-Wordsmith

Massive congrats on taking the steps towards your next career transition. When you do post here, I hope you'll share what you're learning as things progress

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Other people might do what you do, but your perspective is unique and there’s value in that. Hope to read about it at some point when you are ready.

Thanks. Not a bad idea. Seems like there must be others here who work in grant writing professionally, or might want to if they knew more about it.

I'll see what I can do. :)