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Sunday, 18 May 2008 07:03

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Advisory Board

  • Luchezar Boyadijev (Sofia)
  • Russell Coon (Los Angeles)
  • Ekaterina Degot (Moscow)
  • Marina Grzinic (Ljubljana)
  • Augustin Ioan (Bucharest)
  • Pavlina Mladenova (Varna/Sofia)
  • Vladimir Paperny (Los Angeles/Moscow)
  • Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez (Ljubljana/Paris)
  • Ileana Pintilie Terreaga (Timişoara)
  • Paweł Polit (Warsaw)
  • Anna Sokolina (New York)
  • Edit András (Budapest)
  • Dietmar Unterkofler (Belgrade)

ART DIRECTION & IT SUPPORT: Russ Coon

EDITORIAL INTERNS:

SENIOR EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Eli Evans, Rosie McGuiness, Maria Corrigan, Ana Mitrovici

FORMER MANAGING EDITORS: Jeen Yu, David Vazquez, Sarah Gerend, Rebecca Mitchell, Elisabeth Swanstrom, Inna Stepanenko, Devin Fromm, Maria Corrigan, Irina Vladi L. Wender, Matt Abrams (book editor), Eli Evans (book editor)

FORMER IT DirectORS: Valorie Smith

FORMER INTERNS: Melissa Ghafarian (technical), Margaret Drew (editorial), Nathan Bays (editorial), Mark Cheng (technical), Lisa Wetzmueller (editorial), Mark Hawkins (technical), Idoh Gersten (technical), Lisa Blanco (editorial), Shelly Choi (technical), Thomas Chun (technical), Daniel Novak (editorial), Melissa Amy Kerl (editorial), Anahi C. Santillam (editorial), Katie Reynolds (editorial), Tricia Aoki (editorial), Jean Cihigoyenetche (editorial), Julia Gibson (editorial), Alissa Koller (editorial), Brandy N. Deminna (editorial), Luke Fidler (editorial, Reed College), Rosemary McGuiness (editorial), Laura Boyd (editorial), Julia Spohn (editorial), Nevada Ryan (editorial), Katherine Brown (editorial), Stephanie Telavera (editorial), Jessica Draven (editorial), Arabella Alamed (editorial)

 

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