Emily Stokes

New York

Editor at The Paris Review

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Articles

My summer of learning at the Ohio Supreme Court

Aug 30, 2024 | athensmessenger.com | Emily Stokes

I’m Emily Stokes, an Ohio University journalism and political science student, and summer extern at the Supreme Court of Ohio. It was truly a transformative experience, a unique opportunity to explore and gain a deeper understanding of Ohio’s judiciary. I am glad I took a leap in applying for a reach opportunity!kAm%96 a_ac DF>>6C 4=2DD @7 6IE6C?D 3@2DE65 3@E9 =682= 2?5 ?@?\=682= DEF56?ED 7C@> ~9:@ 2?5 36J@?5[ 6249 H:E9 6I4:E6>6?E E@ =62C?
Judge finds a passion in teaching communities

Aug 25, 2024 | highlandcountypress.com | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes, Court News Ohio Judge Jennifer Kinsley of the First District Court of Appeals loves her job, but said her work is not her own and belongs to the people. After graduating from the University of Florida at the age of 20 hoping to become a high school English teacher, Judge Kinsley was inspired by teachers she had during her early years.
Community changemaker sits on state Supreme Court bench

Aug 1, 2024 | highlandcountypress.com | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes, Court News Ohio Judge Scot Allan Stevenson of the Ninth District Court of Appeals is familiar with the Supreme Court of Ohio. Arguing before the Court as an attorney gave him experience with high impact cases. Now he has been on the other side as an assigned judge for a case during oral arguments on July 10.
Legacy leads judge to Ohio Supreme Court bench

Jul 30, 2024 | highlandcountypress.com | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes, Court News Ohio Judge Mary Katherine Huffman’s grandfather, father, uncle, two brothers, in-laws, cousins and their children are all attorneys. In fact, her uncle and father served as county prosecutors of Miami and Allen counties at the same time. She said her family is quite “unoriginal” when it comes to choosing a career path. The Second District Court of Appeals judge has always gone with the flow, letting it guide her to opportunities.
Announcing Our Summer Issue

Jun 18, 2024 | theparisreview.org | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes June 18, 2024 As we were putting together this Summer issue of the Review, an editor in London sent me Saskia Vogel’s new translation of a 1989 book by Peter Cornell, a Swedish historian and art critic.
Announcing Our Spring Issue

Mar 19, 2024 | theparisreview.org | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes March 19, 2024 Early in the new year, returning home from the office one evening, I picked up a story by the Argentinean writer Samanta Schweblin, translated by Megan McDowell. The opening pages of “An Eye in the Throat” place us in the thrall of an escalating family emergency, one that might belong to a work of autofiction. But in time, the nature of the story’s reality transforms.
Announcing Our Winter Issue

Dec 5, 2023 | theparisreview.org | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes December 5, 2023 A poet recently sent me an essay by George Oppen called “The Mind’s Own Place,” published in 1963.
Breaking into Voice Acting (Part 2): Studio and Equipment

Sep 19, 2023 | csmusic.net | Emily Stokes

Part 2 of this series on voiceover focuses on creating your studio space and the equipment that can help you put your best foot forward. I hope Part 1 piqued your interest in the profession as we’re diving right into the technical aspect! Here, I’ll discuss how to build your “home studio” so you can start booking work!Studio SpaceI recorded my first audiobook in a 2ft by 2ft closet with sweater-covered walls as I sat on a drumkit stool and read from a Kindle I rigged to a music stand.
Announcing Our Fall Issue

Sep 12, 2023 | theparisreview.org | Emily Stokes

By Emily Stokes September 12, 2023 Sometimes, as the Review’s print deadline looms, I catch myself fantasizing about a return to university life. I should clarify that, in this fantasy, “university” is a quiet, spartan room, with a bed, an armchair, and a constant supply of paperback classics.
Announcing Our Summer Issue

Jun 6, 2023 | theparisreview.org | Emily Stokes