Writer

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Meet the writer, Hacker Noon's contributor Sai Gowtham Reddi Seethi, software engineer, by Hacker Noon Writer Spotlight.

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Tell us a bit about yourself.

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Meet the writer, Hacker Noon's contributor Sohal Alam, aspiring web developer and Python learner.

By Sohal Alam.

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Tell us a bit about yourself.

Do you have a non-tech related hobby? If yes, what is it? Yes, I enjoy reading books.

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I want to write TV.

And he says, oh, really? I need a writer.

Mine just won an Emmy.

Here's my card.

Mm-hmm.

Um, maybe it's because, you know, I'm a writer myself, and writing about writing is, you know, it can get so- [laughs]

Yeah

...

No, that totally answers my question.

Um, I'm really interested just...

You know, when I talk to any writer, w- like, when, when you started writing, you know, like, m- most of us, it's like when y- you, you fall in love with reading, and then you read for quite a while, years, and then you get to a point where you're like, "This is something that I wanna do." Or it's like some people are like always...

They, they've been writing from the beginning.

Hey, Prugheads! It's Mike with the Progressive Track Show on both KPTZ 91.9 FM from Port Townsend, Washington and Prugzilla Radio from the United Kingdom.

Welcome to edition number 685 that I'm calling Writer's Block in Awkward Times.

Remember that old curse, may you live in interesting times? Well, we're living in the most interesting times of my lifetime and I assume also of yours.

The amount of information, disinformation, and just plain craziness these days is enough to make one disengage from everything.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Welcome to the Progressive Track Show number 685, Writer's Block in Awkward Times.

And thinking back to my introductory statements, maybe that is a cogent theme after all.

improv would you give you would you call

yourself a writer then in that way Writer, but an improviser.

My background is groundlings in Second City.

When I was in the, I studied the groundlings.