“I guess I’m fortunate enough to go to real prison, so I’ll have more material,” she said.
After her release, she is likely to be deported to Germany, but she said she then hoped to move to London.
She said she had already made some “smaller investments” in technology and cryptocurrency with personal money routed through an L.L.C.
Ms. Sorokin said she was also interested in criminal justice reform, artificial intelligence and the banking industry, adding: “Ideally, if all goes well, I’ll have my own investment fund.”
Mr. Spodek, her lawyer, said: “I don’t know how realistic some of these business endeavors are. But I’m confident that this won’t be the last time we hear from Anna, and I know that she will go on to great things.”
Others are also writing Ms. Sorokin’s story: Ms. Williams has deals with HBO and Simon & Schuster. And Netflix purchased the rights to the New York magazine story for an undisclosed amount. Shonda Rhimes, the creator of “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Scandal,” has been tapped to dramatize it.
As guards signaled the end of the visit before her sentencing, Ms. Sorokin was asked if, given the chance, she would do the same things again.
Ms. Sorokin shrugged. “Yes, probably so,” she said, laughing.
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