Category: Expo Story

As a nod to our ten-year anniversary, what better way to celebrate the occasion than to share the journeys of contributors, editors, readers, and interns who are our Expo Family? Within this blog series, folks from our Expo Fam have been invited to share how they got involved with the journal, as well as how it has influenced their work.

We view this series as a time capsule for the impact and growth that has taken place at Exposition Review. We hope these personal reflections can inspire others to read, write, and learn more about what our journal has to offer.

Our next Expo Story star is Max Tachis.

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As a nod to our ten-year anniversary, what better way to celebrate the occasion than to share the journeys of contributors, editors, readers, and interns who are our Expo Family? Within this blog series, folks from our Expo Fam have been invited to share how they got involved with the journal, as well as how it has influenced their work.

We view this series as a time capsule for the impact and growth that has taken place at Exposition Review. We hope these personal reflections can inspire others to read, write, and learn more about what our journal has to offer.

We want to spend this time focusing on Lauren Gorski, a founding editor of Expo. Lauren is currently on the Editorial Board of Exposition Review, and has served as Stage & Screen Editor, Co-Editor-in-Chief, and Comics & Film Editor for the annual issue.

Continue reading “What’s Your Expo Story?: Lauren Gorski Edition” →

As a nod to our upcoming ten-year anniversary, what better way to celebrate the occasion than to share the journeys of contributors, editors, readers, and interns who are our Expo Family? Within this blog series, folks from our Expo Fam have been invited to share how they got involved with the journal, as well as how it has influenced their work.

We view this series as a time capsule for the impact and growth that has taken place at Exposition Review. We hope these personal reflections can inspire others to read, write, and learn more about what our journal has to offer.

Our second well-deserved Expo Story stars Dave Gregory who, in addition to serving as Fiction Co-Editor for Exposition Review,  has been featured in other journals for his short fiction and started his own literary magazine. His journey with Expo began by finding a call for readers on what was then known as Twitter. He was working with many journals at the time and considered not working with Expo because of how busy he was, but he is glad he did after all!

Continue reading “What’s Your Expo Story?: Dave Gregory Edition” →