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I'd say that I'm a writer, but the only things that I've ever published are words that I've typed into a box that has a little "submit" button underneath (just like the one I'm typing in now).  I have had some success here on HubPages, where I get around 1,500 hits a day to my articles and make between $3 and $5 per day but there is something missing.  I want to "see my name on the shelf" in the bookstore where I work evenings part time because the "real" job doesn't pay the bills.  You know, the one that I got after I bought the piece of paper from Western Michigan University saying that I'm qualified to work a 9 to 5.  Maybe someday, while working my second job at the bookstore, my book will be in the stacks of books that I reshelve after "customers" are finished spilling coffee on and damaging before they decide not to buy them.  Ah...to dream.

If you are looking to get started with writing online and trying to earn some money, you have come to the right place.  Every Hubber writes about their experience on HubPages and provides their "insight" into "making money online" so there are countless Hubs on how you are going to get rich quick by writing a few words and pairing it with a fine photo of you and your cat.  I think the only reason we all have at least one of those Hubs is because HubPages provides us with such an interesting and simple opportunity that we can all grasp the concept of how it works, but few of us actually understand it.  Feel free to read my article on how I use HubPages to pay a bill at the end of every month. 

I write on a variety of topics including fantasy football, sports, zoos, aquariums, bars, resturants, and I have an extensive collection of guides for the Facebook game Dragons of Atlantis.  I also have a blog about DoA here.

All in all, HubPages is a great place to learn and give yourself an excuse to write.