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When I was seventeen years old, I was given a rape whistle, within three days of arriving at my undergraduate campus.
Some people want to protect their characters, but for me, I had the opposite impulse—I wrote a character so diligently through the lens of her vulnerability that I had forgotten to write her personality.
THEY COULD HAVE NAMED HER ANYTHING by Stephanie Jimenez
THEY COULD HAVE NAMED HER ANYTHING by Stephanie Jimenez
THEY COULD HAVE NAMED HER ANYTHING by Stephanie Jimenez / Literary Fiction / Released Aug 1, 2019
Every morning, seventeen-year-old Maria Anís Rosario takes the subway an hour from her boisterous and close-knit family in Queens to her private high school on the Upper East Side, where she struggles to fit in as one of the only Latina students—until Rocky welcomes her into this new life. White,…
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I think publishing is a career that becomes exclusive because you aren’t paid very much. Find a reason you want to be in publishing.
Stephanie Jimenez, Episode 44
Episode 44: "Realities of Publishing" Panel (Career Segment)
The latest episode is the second half of a live panel held at BookCourt on June 27th called "The Realities of Publishing." Panelists included previous MiP guests Diana Pho and Ebony LaDelle, as well as Stephanie Jimenez, Todd Hunter, and Connor Goldsmith speaking to their positions in publishing, how they got where they are, and tips for new applicants seeking to gain entry into the industry.
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“One of the biggest misconceptions is if your book isn’t a bestseller than it’s a total failure. And I think that the media your book gets can still reach your target readers, your target audience.” –Stephanie Jimenez
As publicist Stephanie Jimenez mentioned at the “Realities of Publishing” panel the goal is to find your audience, not necessarily to make a billion dollars. Right? Right???
Episode 41: "Realities of Publishing" Panel (Writing Segment)
The latest episode is the first half of a live panel held at BookCourt on June 27th called "The Realities of Publishing." Panelists included previous MiP guests Diana Pho and Ebony LaDelle, as well as Stephanie Jimenez, Todd Hunter, and Connor Goldsmith speaking to their positions in publishing and what relationships they have with authors in helping their book come to fruition.
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Behind the Lens, Watercolor Fashion Illustration By Stephanie Jimenez
Tenía tanto miedo, de entregar todo, de creer en alguien quizás en algo, de amarlo y consentir hasta la ultima gota de locura una vez mas. cualquier cosa me hacía desconfiar, recordar y sentir ganas de abandonar aquello, que aunque parecía ser verdadero el miedo a ser feliz por solo unos segundos hacía tragarme los sentimientos. Volviendo a encerrarme en mi, con miedo a arriesgar.
