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 Zoe Soderquist, issue 32 blog editor
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
ZS: I plan on getting my Master’s in Technical Communication at the Polytechnic campus and becoming a technical writer (hopefully at a software company!)
SR: What are some of your hobbies?
ZS: I love gaming, embroidery, watching movies, working out, biking, and watching YouTube.
SR: What is your favorite midnight snack?
ZS: Anything sweet! I have a massive sweet tooth. Probably a drumstick (the vanilla fudge kind with peanuts) or some popcorn (properly buttered and salted movie theater style).
Meet Carolyn Combs, issue 32 interview editor
SR: What are you currently reading?
CC: I’m reading Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson which is part of a longer fantasy series. I’m also reading Therapon by Dan Beachy-Quick and Bruce Bond!
SR: What is one place you’d like to travel to?
CC: I really want to travel to Spain, specifically Castilla, I’ve always been fascinated with Don Quijote so I’d love to visit some of the sites from Cervantes’s tales.
Meet Alyssa Samson, issue 32/31 content coordinator
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
AS: After graduation, I plan to pursue my passion for the English Literature field through editing, content writing and public relations. Eventually, I plan to return to university to complete my Master’s in English Literature in hopes of becoming an undergraduate professor.
SR: What is your hidden talent?
AS: I have spent many years working in different fields with animals and it is a huge passion of mine. Being able to understand animals and their embodied communication is very important to me. I am very grateful for all of the experiences I have been able to accumulate with animals over the years.
SR: What are some of your hobbies?
AS: I have so many ways I enjoy spending my time. My hobbies include listening to music, working out, sewing old clothes to give them a new life, going on walks with my dog, and binge watching many different TV shows.
Meet Rich Duhamell, issue 32 student editor-in-chief, issue 31/30 interview editor
SR: What are your plans for after graduation?
RD: Master’s degree in Library Sciences at UA
SR: What are you currently reading?
RD: Burning Down the House by Charles Baxter
SR: What is your hidden talent?
RD: I cross stitch in 25pt, meaning 25 stitches per inch and 625 stitches per square inch. Miniscule and very detailed, a nightmare to do with stiletto nails, yet I get by and still enjoy it
Be sure to read Issue 32 of Superstition Review launching December 1.
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