Ali Dening
my dream has always been to tell stories that matter.
writer.
editor.
marketer.
storyteller.
Bringing stories to life with 200+ published projects across the media landscape.
An interview with Max Gladstone, NYT-bestselling author of This is How You Lose The Time War, to a sold-out audience at the Writer’s Room of Boston.
Winner of the 2024 Book Award for Anthology from the Maine Literary Awards "Together, the anthology astonishes with its range, and the high quality of its prose, the seeds of our future authors being nourished at the Telling Room, and starting to grow." — Nina MacLaughlin, The Boston Globe
Described by The New York Times as “a kind of kitchen-sink New Yorker,” The Bitter Southerner began as a digital magazine and evolved into print. Ali Dening spoke to cofounder Kyle Tibbs Jones on how the magazine got its start.
A conversation with The New York Times Magazine editor Jake Silverstein.
Set against a landscape inspired by the Southern marshlands and rocky mountains, Elliot Berkley’s “Sungleam” is a mystery novella about what desire for power and freedom can do to a person. It captures the human instinct for close relationships, and makes us question how we handle pain. What is worth sacrifice?
Stories short in length, but long in meaning.
Award-winning monthly lifestyle magazine at Emerson College. Student-run and published since 2011.
A conversation with New York magazine editor David Haskell.
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