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The Perks of an Editor

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  1. Hello there!

    I am EditorAndPerks, the Editor-in-Chief for Squills. Nice to meet you!

    For 2020, I have a few columns: my Book Place, Digital Words, and my newest one: Bits and Words.

    I've had a lot of fun writing for Squills over this last while, and I hope I can continue to do so through this entire year.

    If there is anything you read in my articles that you enjoyed, or you have any questions for me, please let me know!

    Thanks ~
  2. I have a question!!!

    What type of thing would you write about for Random Research if you had all the time in the world to study it?
  3. Hey Aley! Thanks for your question!

    I would probably write about how writing techniques varied from centuries ago compared to today, or maybe how what goes into poems nowadays has grown from past times of philosophical ideals. There's a lot of different things I'd want to look up XD.
  4. Can you make a top ten?
  5. Top Ten would probably read like this:

    1. Writing Techniques
    2. Poetry Inspirations
    3. Romance Then and Now
    4. Effects of Spellcheck
    5. English Language Development
    6. Theories of Evaluating Works
    7. Ways to Analyze Works
    8. Poetic Structures
    9. To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme
    10. Development of Allusions

    Those are what I can think of right now! Some ideas are influenced by my current English class XD.
  6. Oh wow, well i too took english classes and did some personal study on these things so i look gorwadd to reading them
  7. I'm glad you look forward to reading them!
  8. Just popping in to tell you how much I enjoyed your column on classic literature. I hope you keep it up!
  9. Thank you so much! I’ll try my best to do so!
  10. Well, I guess I should update this to include Editor as of March 2018 (Specifically 03/10.) XD.

    And, articles now include Literature Lessons.
  11. What do you consider your favorite article to write?
  12. Well, I like my puzzle ones, whether they be crosswords or word searches or what.

    Literature Lessons are fun for me cause I get to talk about previously studied works.

    Basically everything since even interviews aren't that scary lol
  13. Rebooting this because it's been a while. A few plans I have this year include keeping up with an SB coverage per 1-2 months, discussing some books turned into movies, and maybe some writing advice pieces?

    Are there any articles you lovely readers would be interested in reading in 2019?
  14. Hiya fraey, just wanted to drop by here to say I really loved your Squills piece on The Thrill of Creating in the most recent edition! ^^ I related to it completely and it was pretty reassuring to hear your own experiences and point of view, so thanks~
  15. Hey @AvantCoffee! I’m so glad you enjoyed that piece! I’ve been meaning to jot down like the variety of mediums creativity can appear a son a writing website! I had a lot of fun with it XD


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