"If I had a traditional 9-to-5 or 8:30-to-5:30 job and I had to be in the office, it wouldn't be possible. I'd be paying for before-school care. I'd be paying for after-school care. It just wouldn't logistically work," she told Fortune.
These women were writing for their lives. They were writing because they needed a job. And then they began writing for other people's lives to help save their lives and make their lives better.