IU Indianapolis graduate student to help build nationwide literary magazine, offering editorial experience for students
Indiana University Indianapolis graduate student Bailey Evans will serve as managing editor on a planned nationwide literary magazine intended as a national platform for creative writers and an experiential training opportunity for graduate students. The project is in early research and development under Professor Sarah Layden.
Bailey Evans, an Indiana University Indianapolis graduate student, will serve as managing editor of a nationwide literary magazine currently in its earliest research and development stages under the guidance of Professor Sarah Layden. The creators envision the publication as a national platform for creative work and as a chance for graduate students to strengthen literary editing and publishing skills.
Evans arrives with experience from genesis, IU Indianapolis’ student literary and arts magazine, where she helped construct issues, organized events and, during two years as managing editor, oversaw two issues that received Literary Magazine of the Year honors from the Indiana Collegiate Press Association. She and Layden are studying nationwide publications as they prepare the new magazine and hope to maintain a connection between the new publication and genesis.
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