Things Sarah Stodola Has Done
She has been born (in upstate New York in the year 1977). She has grown up in Kentucky, mostly. She has taken up writing. She has lived in Washington DC and New York City. She has remained in New York City, except for when she has moved to London. She has preferred Brooklyn most of the time (except for when she's in London, during which time she prefers Notting Hill). She has been lazy. Sometimes she has not been lazy. She has contradicted herself on many occasions. She has been very, very broke. Sometimes she has been only marginally broke. She has celebrated the smoking ban. As the executive editor of this journal, she has attained the email address sstodola at methree dot net. She has failed to change the profile picture to the right in several years. And also...
Essays/Journalism/Commentary:
Pranksters Amid the Pilsner, in the New York Times
Great Winter Cocktails, in Forbes Traveler
Recession Index, in New York Magazine
Where the Grass is Definitely Not Greener, in the New York Times
10 Gorgeous Glaciers, in Forbes Traveler
Luxurious Lakeside Resorts, in Forbes Traveler
Beach vs. Beach, in Forbes Traveler
F. Scott Fitzgerald's Second Act, in Stop Smiling Magazine (print only)
Past Uncovered: The Hotel Granada, in Easy Being Greene
A Summer of Endless Winter in Lake Placid, N.Y., in the New York Times
Friday's in New York, here in Me Three
Book Slam: London's Answer to Droll Literary Readings, in Stop Smiling (print only)
The Content King: Sumner Redstone, Viacom, and CBS, here in Me Three
I'm a Person, Too, You Know: How Corporations Stole Our Identities, in The Brooklyn Rail
Zadie Smith Talks Smack About London and then Makes the Booker Shortlist, in Londonist
Personal Essays:
Jazz, the Dead and a Musical Bridge, in the New York Times
Sorry, I Must Decline to Eat Your Ham, in the New York Press
The 1920's Sense, here in Me Three
Council from a One-Time Intern, here in Me Three
A Placid, Crazy Thing, here in Me Three
Interviews:
You Once Said: An Interview with Jonathan Ames, here in Me Three
You Once Said: An Interview with Christine Schutt, here in Me Three
Fiction:Unfinished Stories #17, in Kevsville
We Were All Too Young to Drink, Once, in City Writers Review
The Blueprint, (under a pseudonym) here in Me Three
Reviews:
A Review of Craze: Gin and Debauchery in the Age of Reason, here in Me Three
Meyers on Maugham (Book Review), in The Brooklyn Rail
A Review of Florida, in New Pages
A Review of de Kooning: An American Master, here in Me Three
Scoop Revisited, here in Me Three
Corporate:
I wrote and edited content for Beverage Marketing Corporation's website.
Errata:
Holiday Gift Guide (one of several contributors), in the New York Press
Top Ten Novel Titles of All Time, here in Me Three