SMG does Alison Overholt

I do recall, J_D. Those bastards don't even deserve the courtesy of you asking. But for others, it may work.

And yes, I mean PDFs of the stories as they appeared online -- especially because many papers have links that expire after two weeks, a month, what-have-you. If you've got Adobe Acrobat or even just CutePDF, all you have to do is print to PDF and save a copy of the page for yourself on your hard drive. That way, even if the link itself expires, you still have a clip of the story when you need it. (Helps when it comes time to put together a new resume, if you've got all your best clips already on your computer.)

And it also helps with a Web site, as you can see by Alison's clips. Her clips are not links; they're PDFs that she created and is hosting on her site.

 

Haven't checked out her site yet. Just read what was quoted earlier, and this line stood out: If you don’t have time to put together a whole site, just start a blog and add a resume with links to recent work.

But yeah, these are great ideas. Thanks.

 

good interview.

she navigated the last question with caution.

 

And it reads like she's 14.