Podcast Interview with Neva Talladen
It’s equally important to pay attention to the personal stories of the people directly affected by the strike who are risking the most.
Editors
Editor Talk: Rachel Kambury of HarperCollins
Dec 07, 2022
Editor Talk: Martha Nichols
Nov 26, 2018
A Conversation with TW's Editor in Chief
Creative people are always juggling a lot of things—always. That's the nature of creativity.
Dear Literary Editor—and Writer
Oct 03, 2016
Open Letters by Steven Lewis and Rob Spillman
Just lift the delicate veil of literary high-mindedness, and it’s easy to see the disdain for writers on most websites.
Style Wars
Feb 27, 2012
Theme Essay by Paula Silici
Quibbling over a comma might seem absurd to anyone who isn’t an editor.
A Magazine Gatekeeper Tells All
Feb 20, 2012
Theme Essay by Elizabeth Langosy
A work in progress can take on 'the glaze of finality,' especially when Word has made a rough draft look like a published piece.
A work in progress can take on 'the glaze of finality,' especially when Word has made a rough draft look like a published piece.
The Editor Inside Me
Jan 23, 2012
Theme Essay by Jeremiah Horrigan
Told you so, kid. You’re going down, just like I said you would.
Bloody but Unbowed
Jan 11, 2012
TW Column by Emily Toth
Our beloved agent reported that publishers couldn’t decide whether our subject was 'sexy or disgusting.'
Rejection Is a Dirty Word—Except When It Isn't
Jan 09, 2012
Editor's Note by Martha Nichols
Sometimes there's no way for the most talented young authors to realize they’re offtrack unless a critic points it out.
Editors Read Your Pitches—Really
Jan 09, 2012
Theme Essay by Lynya Floyd
You have no idea how often we’re told to find new talent.
My Stint as a Literary Doorman
Jan 05, 2012
Theme Essay by David Cameron
The world of literary publishing began to seem like a mysterious brotherhood: one part Masons, one part Teamsters.
