Being a ghost writer doesn’t require a handsome face, but it would definitely entail more than a fair share of your cerebral cortex. GIven that, this job is not for those who don’t find relief in the silence of the lib. Pun intended.
MD has been a freelance ghost writer for almost nine months. During that time, he experienced working with nosy clients, shrimp rostrum, and with only his shorts on.
To those of you who know more politics than manong tsuper or manong barbero out there, being a political analyst is something that may fit your curriculum vitae. You may not be on the primetime news program every time, but then again, when the newsmakers and newsbreaker gets surprised with what’s happening in the country, the political analyst is the first to know where all these things are headed.
Such was the job description for Ed, a political analyst of Political Research and Information Management Experts Corporation. During his first year stint in the company, he experienced relatively everything from polling tinderas in Caloocan to getting starstrucked with politicians and actors alike (as if they’re too different).
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