Elvia Wilk Wrote About Her Experience Becoming A Corporation
For Cleveland Review of Books, Elvia Wilk wrote an essay about incorporating herself as ELVIA INC., “under the illusion that the only way to keep being a writer was to become a corporation.” She told Study Hall, “But instead of manifesting a million dollars I crashed my car, got dommed by Hobbes’ Leviathan, and was […]
For Cleveland Review of Books, Elvia Wilk wrote an essay about incorporating herself as ELVIA INC., “under the illusion that the only way to keep being a writer was to become a corporation.” She told Study Hall, “But instead of manifesting a million dollars I crashed my car, got dommed by Hobbes’ Leviathan, and was ransomed by the IRS.”
Wilk’s writing has appeared in The Atlantic, n+1, Bookforum, and Frieze
