This semester, Superstition Review is highlighting the Editors producing Issue 32. On Dec. 1st, readers will be able to view content that these interns have worked to compile over the course of the semester.
Meet Daniel Gernant, issue 32 poetry editor
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
DG: I plan on finding a career in editing young adult novels.
SR: Describe your perfect Saturday morning
DG: My perfect Saturday morning would be to sleep in as long as I need, make lunch/breakfast, and play video games with my friends.
SR: What is one place you’d like to travel to?
DG: I’d love to visit Greece and Italy to see the architecture.
Meet Charlise Bar-Shai, issue 32 art editor
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
CB: I’m undecided about what field of journalism I will enter after college, but right now I’m leaning on becoming an investigative journalist for NPR. I also plan to move to California (if I can afford it).
SR: What are some of your hobbies?
CB: I’m a visual artist. I’ve been drawing seriously and consistently since 7th grade, and I often post my finished pieces to my Instagram. I’m also a huge music lover, so I collect records (I have about 60). I also love to write short stories, play video games and make crafts. Recently, I’ve also been learning to sew and knit. Basically, I love doing anything creative.
Meet Eden Smith, issue 32 fiction editor
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
ES: I hope to promote beautiful writers and their work through a career in publishing.
SR: What are you currently reading?
ES: I have been chewing at “The Count of Monte Cristo” since mid-June.
SR: What are some of your hobbies?
ES: Hiking in the Superstition Mountains, reading, coffee tasting.
Meet Emma Raimondo, issue 32 social media manager
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
ER: Write and work!
SR: What are you currently reading?
ER: I’m currently reading Real Estate by Deborah Levy.
SR: What is your hidden talent?
ER: I’m great at placing famous doppelgängers.
Be sure to read Issue 32 of Superstition Review launching December 1.
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