Ann Levin
Writer at Freelance
Writer. Ruminator. Aspiring power lifter. Words in @HungerMtn, @SoutheastReview, @sensitivemag, @WritersReadOrg and elsewhere.
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3 days ago |
biztimes.biz | Ann Levin
Megan Greenwell was the editor in chief of Deadspin when it was acquired in 2019 by a Boston-based private equity firm. After three months of watching her new bosses make what seemed to her to be boneheaded decisions, she quit. Two months later, the staff followed her out the door. Within five years, the once popular online sports magazine known for its irreverent reporting had been sold to an obscure Maltese website.
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3 days ago |
telegraphherald.com | Ann Levin
Megan Greenwell was the editor in chief of Deadspin when it was acquired in 2019 by a Boston-based private equity firm. After three months of watching her new bosses make what seemed to her to be boneheaded decisions, she quit. Two months later, the staff followed her out the door. Within five years, the once popular online sports magazine known for its irreverent reporting had been sold to an obscure Maltese website.
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6 days ago |
sentinelcolorado.com | Ann Levin
Megan Greenwell was the editor in chief of Deadspin when it was acquired in 2019 by a Boston-based private equity firm. After three months of watching her new bosses make what seemed to her to be boneheaded decisions, she quit. Two months later, the staff followed her out the door. Within five years, the once popular online sports magazine known for its irreverent reporting had been sold to an obscure Maltese website.
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1 week ago |
nsjonline.com | Ann Levin
In 2014 Donal Ryan published a novel in the U.S. called “The Spinning Heart” about a rural Irish town after the 2008 financial collapse. It was narrated by a chorus of voices, one per chapter, and at the center was a good-hearted contractor, Bobby Mahon. Ryan’s latest book is a spellbinding sequel, “Heart, Be at Peace,” that works just fine on its own. It chronicles the changes that have buffeted Nenagh, County Tipperary, in the decade since the recession.
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1 week ago |
bhpioneer.com | Ann Levin
Megan Greenwell was the editor in chief of Deadspin when it was acquired in 2019 by a Boston-based private equity firm. After three months of watching her new bosses make what seemed to her to be boneheaded decisions, she quit. Two months later, the staff followed her out the door. Within five years, the once popular online sports magazine known for its irreverent reporting had been sold to an obscure Maltese website.
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Vacation rental with the in-laws—for many, it’s a setup for disaster. For Weike Wang, it’s rich material for “Rental House,” a laugh-out-loud satire of American dysfunction. 👍 Read my review for @APEntertainment: https://t.co/hb6ws1mbOG #bookreviews #fiction #publishing #TBR https://t.co/MwxXbPZVqJ
Naomi Wood’s debut story collection, “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things,” sparkles with wit and energy. Very grateful to @APEntertainment for giving me the chance to review it. Read the review here: https://t.co/FXeJFvTUix #BookReviews #fiction #TBR #shortstories #books https://t.co/tbyMbCaLsa
Thank you, Craft! It was great working with you.
New #creativenonfiction: "I was caught in the act, legs askew on the counter, hands in the bowl. But it was later, in boarding school, when the binges began in earnest." —@annlevinnyc, "Appetites" https://t.co/KqVLBodV0C https://t.co/G2RvWmzpvR
