cowboy romance, pet peeves, & beaching 🌴
For me, May is the end of the academic year and the start of
summer. I usually spend my summer catching up on projects and starting new
ones. This summer follows that pattern. My first focus will be assembling the
pieces selected for this year's edition of the Washington Square Review, my
college's literary journal. As the editor, it’s my task to arrange the selected
pieces (stories, essays, and poems) and work with the formatter and cover
designer to get the issue all put together. In addition to that work, I
recently began hosting episodes of Washington Square On Air, a radio
show/podcast on which I interview authors whose work is published in the
journal. Its a new role for me, and I've found that I really like asking
questions and learning about other authors' writing processes.
My first episode aired a couple weeks ago. I interview an
author from California. Check it out if
you like: Washington Square On Air.
Being on the other side of the desk, working as an editor instead of an author, has been interesting and eye opening. I'm learning some things. You can hear about one of them in the video below.
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