publishing

This blank book had nothing to do with language: It went beyond that. It was the emptiness of this book that would make space for the author to say exactly what she wanted to say, everything she could ever want to say, forever. 

I never read my columns once they are published because I’m always afraid of discovering an unintended meaning in my words that I didn’t notice when I first wrote it. What if I come across as selfish, or cocky when writing my columns? What if they aren’t relatable at all?

“I wanted to come together as a collective,” Engel said in an interview with The Daily Californian.

Less visible to the public eye, however, are the years of dedication, passion and hard work behind these accomplishments.

Pushing out ambitious people of color limits what all of us read, and the repercussions have detrimental effects on our publishing culture.

These weekly written confessions gave me the opportunity to complete the task set by the liminal space: to deep dive into my internal archive and attempt to make sense of it all.

The campus library launched a new website July 13 which compiles resources for campus researchers.