Again I have a problem with the question…It seems this will be my lot with this particular endeavor, having to define the question for myself in order to give an answer which seems worthy of the time to write (or read). For example, this question is “What Was Your First Boss Like?” To be honest, I’m not sure. I’d have to think of my first job and again, not sure I can do that.
Posts Tagged With: Midnight Graffiti
What was your first boss like?
Categories: Personal, storyworth
Tags: bosses, Jessie Horsting, lenz agency, Midnight Graffiti, rainbow company, scuba diving
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The Slush Pile
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Many years ago, not long after I first moved to Los Angeles, I met a guy named Steve Boyett. We became friends and he introduced me to Jessie Horsting who, at that time, was the editor and publisher of Midnight Graffiti Magazine*. I was young and volunteered to work on the magazine, which should come back because it was amazing. My first job was to read slush. I told Boyett this one night while we were having a late night breakfast at some 24 hour diner. Continue reading
Categories: On Writing, Personal
Tags: Jessie Horsting, Midnight Graffiti, So there was this girl, Steve Boyett
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