Chuck Klosterman

I never, I, I've mentioned this before, but like I used to, you know, like read spin magazine in college.

So when I ended up working there, all my college friends were like, Oh, you, what you always wanted to have happen has happened.

And I was like, I never read that magazine with the idea that

there was a way to work there.

Like, I never thought that.

I never met a writer in my life, like an author, until I moved to Akron.

Like, nobody.

I mean, I came from a town of 500 people, but even in Fargo, I didn't know anybody who were writers.

I didn't exactly know how it even worked.

You know, like when I published my first book, I just I just wrote it.

And then you said, like, I wonder how to publish it.

I didn't have an agent initially.

I didn't know anyone in New York.

It just worked out.

I mean, as with everything, it's like the biggest factor probably is chance.

But, you know.

Yeah, well, I mean, it seemed that that was the destination job, yes.

Well, but it's interesting to me you say that because

It seems to me, just looking around, that the world you're working in involves much more money.

And there's much more money to be made.