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GNOMIC SAVIORS: Editors on Editing, a roundtable discussion with Jacob Knabb, Ben George, Anne McPeak, Raymond Hammond, Jodee Stanley, Aaron Burch, and Okla Elliott

January 1, 2010 Contributed By: Aaron Burch, Anne McPeak, Ben George, Jacob Knabb, Jodee Stanley, Okla Elliott, Raymond Hammond

Read the roundtable discussion in its entirety, or read individual sections below.

  • WHAT HAPPENS TO LIT MAGS IN A RECESSION?
  • WHY DO EDITORS EDIT?
  • HOW DO AN INCREASING NUMBER OF LIT MAGS DEFEND THEIR RELEVANCE?
  • HOW DO EDITORS SELECT WORK FOR PUBLICATION?
  • WHAT IS THE PLACE OF POLITICS IN LIT MAGS?
  • HOW CAN LIT MAGS INCREASE READERSHIP?

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Filed Under: Interviews, Nonfiction Posted On: January 1, 2010

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