patrickfolz

Some time in the middle of high school I, like most students, had to start transforming a literal world of possible futures into a concrete decision about what I was going to do for the rest of my life. Ultimately I settled studying engineering in college, choosing this over literature/creative writing in no small part because I figured that a formal education was more important to being employed as an engineer than it was to being an author. After all, most great authors had no formal post-secondary education. Right?