Ed’s Guest Blogger: If I Write About Love, Will I Ever Find It?
I was 20 years old and I had just made out with a good ‘ole country boy in his good ‘ole pick-up …
Ed’s Guide to Holiday Gift-Giving at Work
It’s the most wonderful time of the year—store window decorations are up, lights are hung, and you …
Chatting with Sophie Donelson, Editor-in-Chief at House Beautiful
House Beautiful’s editor-in-chief discusses how she combines storytelling and design. Check …
Considering Working at a Startup? Read This First
In the midst of tall skyscrapers that house glossy publishing companies like Hearst, Time Inc., and …
They Get a Head Start (And 7 Other Things Good Editors Do Daily)
By Kristin Granero
Think the biggest hurdle you’ll face in publishing is landing the gig? Think …
Chatting with Courtney Lindstrand, Web Producer at DuJour
DuJour‘s web producer dishes about her love for the digital side of magazines.
What is your …
NYC Book Club Reads “Tales from the Back Row” by Amy Odell
Join Ed’s NYC Book Club and end the calendar year on a fun note with a night of chatting …
Esquire’s Ross McCammon on His New Book: Works Well With Others
By Amanda Jean Black
After jumping from the small, obscure Dallas publishing scene to the New York …
How to Be a Superstar at Networking
“It’s got a lot to do with who you know.” You’ve probably heard magazine editors …
How To Get a Job in Magazines Without a Journalism Degree
By T.K. Brady
Just because your college doesn’t offer a journalism program doesn’t mean you can’t …
Editors Share Their Favorite On-the-Job Tools
Let’s face it: being an editor is no easy task. Between interviews, press events, meetings, and …
How to Write for Cash While You’re Still in College
By Christina Jedra
Ed knows that it’s tough for collegiate writers to make enough money to indulge …