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Alas, in recent weeks I’ve found it increasingly difficult to focus on a text for more than a few minutes without promptly getting distracted. And so I’ve come to the conclusion that the only appropriate diagnosis for this malady is to classify it as a dreadful case of Reader’s Block.
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Our interns should be expecting some muffins soon, courtesy of Little Debbie’s Intern Hero. The image >>
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I was at my desk last week when I heard a Senior Editor mutter, “And the clouds roll in from New Jersey.” Since there are no windows by my cubicle, I began to imagine the scene outside.
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Before this summer, I had never worked at a publishing firm or commuted into the city. I couldn’t predict much of what I would encounter. I did believe, however, that I would hate the commute. To my surprise, I haven’t.
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Christopher Zingaro The only certainty for summer interns is that paperwork and paper cuts await us. They lurk about every filing cabinet and alongside each fresh stack of paper from the printer. Beware. With time, we, young, innocent interns will realize the tensions and dynamics between members at the conference table. We will figure out […]
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Here we turn to one of our current interns, reflecting on searching for a job in even tougher times than I faced, in an industry seeing greater flux than ever before. What does it feel like now? Any advice from our readers? What does this mean for publishing as a whole?
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