"I had a great time and learned a decent amount of skills. There was enough structure so that I knew what tasks needed to be accomplished, and TAR gave me enough freedom and time in which to accomplish them. The fact that I could do everything from school was a big plus. It is hard to find an internship in the publishing field if you are not located near a large city. I felt that the internship at The Adirondack Review fit my major perfectly, drawing on everything I had learned in class and allowing me to apply it to something outside the classroom. I think that is the biggest plus for this internship. It really is ideally suited for English Lit and/or Creative Writing majors. [T]his was a great experience and a great supplement to my major, especially during my last semester as an undergraduate. I really do not have anything negative to say about the internship. I think that it is a great first step into the publishing field...great for people looking for a little experience."
Sara earned three college credits for her work at TAR, which included critiquing over one hundred short story submissions as well as writing essays on critic Harold Bloom and author John Updike. She graduated from the State University of New York, University at Buffalo with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature with a minor in Classics.
