Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Magazine, Spring 2022

From Inkling to Ink

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Ä¢¹½´«Ã½’s expansive contribution to book publishing / Student newspaper’s profound effect on journalism / and more

From Inkling to Ink: How a book becomes a book

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The memoirist-in-the-making

Professor Chris White standing on the Asbury Hall staircase

The fiction author

The Nonfiction Author

The children's author and illustrator

The Bestseller

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The Accidental Author

Jonathan Bailor â€™05 walking in a field on a sunny day

The self-published author

Mary Jane â€œJaymeâ€ Scully Robinson â€™74

The Ghostwriter

The Niche Publisher

Michael Snell '67 stands on a beach in Cape Cod

The literary agent

Kate Kendrick '14 poses in front of book shelves in a library

The illustration agent

Erin Wick '11 sits before book-lined shelves

The literary fiction editor

The nonfiction editor

Maria Manuela Mendez Da Silveira â€™19 poses on her rooftop in NYC

The assistant editor

The Ad Director

The Sales Director

The Publicist

The Children's Book Publicist

Cori Cusker in front of Bright Side Bookshop

The book seller

The reader

Meeting Jimmy Hoffa

The Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ at 170

A Sense of Identity

Freedom to Experiment

Confidence-builder

A Solid Foundation

Collaborative spirit

A Way to Give Back

Ethical decision-making

Eye-opening experience

Lessons in accountability

Stories people care about

A watchdog

Ever-changing challenges

New approaches

First Person

Leaders the World Needs

The Bo(u)lder Question

Posted on: March 15, 2022

Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Magazine Spring 2022

Ever-changing challenges

New approaches

First Person by Samuel Autman

’62 champ still swimming after all these years

The Bo(u)lder Question by Maggie Schein

Lessons in accountability

Stories people care about

A watchdog

Eye-opening experience

Ethical decision-making

A way to give back

Confidence-builder

A solid foundation

Collaborative spirit

A sense of identity

Freedom to experiment

Meeting Jimmy Hoffa

The Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ at 170: Student newspaper still inspires journalists the world needs

The book seller

The reader

The publicist

The children’s book publicist

The ad director

The sales director

The literary fiction editor

The nonfiction editor

The assistant editor

The literary agent

The illustration agent

The ghostwriter

The niche publisher

The accidental author

The self-published author

The children’s author and illustrator

The bestseller

The fiction author

The nonfiction author

From Inkling to Ink: How a book becomes a book

The memoirist-in-the-making

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