Published inElectric LiteratureThe Disastrous Decline in Author Incomes Isn’t Just Amazon’s FaultThe bookselling behemoth is making life harder for writers, but so is the public perception that art doesn’t need to be paid forJan 11, 2019A response icon54Jan 11, 2019A response icon54
Published inStareableThe Apocalypse Doesn’t Come With CommercialsAn interview with the creators of NORTHBOUND web seriesMar 15, 2017Mar 15, 2017
Published inStareableNetworking is Not Just About Showing Up to Events and Awkwardly Starting a ConversationTips for Networking and Getting Noticed from the Made in New York Media CenterFeb 22, 2017Feb 22, 2017
Published inStareableTalking with the Creators of “K&A” about Comedy, Crowd-funding, and Boston Pride“Women writing, directing, performing, and producing comedy is not ‘unexpected,’ but more accurately misunderstood and under-supported in…Feb 15, 2017Feb 15, 2017
Published inElectric Literature7 of the Great Platonic Loves in LiteratureBecause sometimes your best relationship is with a friendFeb 14, 2017Feb 14, 2017
Published inStareableMotherhood, Filmmaking, and the Expectation of SuccessAn interview with the creators of Best Thing You’ll Ever DoJan 11, 2017Jan 11, 2017
Published inStareableIt’s Funny Because It’s TrueAn interview with Ronit Aranoff, the creator of SeekingDec 28, 2016Dec 28, 2016
Published inStareableChanelle Aponte Pearson on Filming Cinematic Web Series & Exploring Messiness on ScreenAn interview with the director of 195 LewisDec 14, 2016Dec 14, 2016
Published inStareableFind Your People and Head into the UnknownAn interview with Katherine Alyse, the creator of The Fat OneDec 7, 2016Dec 7, 2016
Published inStareableAsking the Important Questions (Without Asking Permission)An interview with the creators of MY AMERICANov 30, 2016Nov 30, 2016
