Kathy Griffin is hysterical, naturally.
But the thing is, on a more serious note, I truly admire her incredible work ethic.


My prime goal in life is to build a literary legacy.
I'm 20. I feel ancient. I need to get a move on. And thus I'm nearly 100 pages into my novel. I'm making wonderful progress.


My writer's block has eradicated. Now I need to continue to work my ass off, finish, edit the shit out of it, then send to every literary agent possible who specializes in raunchy, gay activism-esque, dark novels.


Watch the fuck out Earth, here I cooooome!


My biggest inspirations in terms of writers are: Toni Morrison, J.D. Salinger, and Sylvia Plath, and Emily Dickinson. And F. Scott Fitzgerald. So many more too, just everything I read. Yes, these may be very mainstream and say I'm dipping into the platitudes but these are the ones that truly have been perpetually entrenched in my mind. They are truly serious writers. I want to be funny yes, of course, because I love wit and humor, but I also want a more serious undertone and hidden meaning and all that. It's no easy feat, but so far so good!