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Alisa Krasnostein





I had to have 2 photos to represent my creative and working space because I work by splitting my tasks across spaces. The bulk of ASif! is run and done from my study at this desk. It's usually covered in books, pamphlets, catalogues and slush as material waits to be unpacked, catalogued, assigned and posted back out again. There's a tiered magazine stand to the left that houses more review copies, mags and other items that are in slightly longer turnaround times. Behind my desk is my large (x3) bookcase overflowing with my book collection. But we're moving house soon and I hope to spread this working area across two rooms in the new place.

Anything that's not processing or sheer grunt work is done in my other work space. This is a snapshot but it's constantly morphing and doesn't look remotely like this even now. Most of my knitting, sewing, reading, reviewing and editing goes on here. It's usually a cluttered space filled with more stimuli and works in progress than I can handle. So many projects, so little time ...

Alisa Krasnostein

Alisa Krasnostein has a passion for voluntarily overcommitting herself to things. She is the Executive Editor of ASif, which launched in November 2005. In 2006 she launched the online webzine New Ceres and was Convenor of the Science Fiction panel for the Aurealis Awards. In 2007 she founded Twelfth Planet Press with Ben Payne and Tansy Rayner Roberts. Twelfth Planet Press projects include the new YA speculative fiction ezine Shiny and the anthology 2012 (to be released in 2008). Alisa is also a member of The Last Short Story Project, and won a Ditmar for Best New Talent in 2007.

http://girliejones.livejournal.com/
http://www.asif.dreamhosters.com/
http://shinymag.blogspot.com/

Date: 2007-10-22 01:53 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] chrisbarnes.livejournal.com
I appreciate the large print edition, but really, my eyesight's not that bad yet!

Date: 2007-10-22 02:05 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] martinlivings.livejournal.com
Weird, looks normal to me, but I didn't close the h1 tag at the start, so I can understand why it doesn't look normal to others. *blink* Better now?

Date: 2007-10-22 02:59 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] chrisbarnes.livejournal.com
Yes, that's better. Thanks!

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