Monday, February 04, 2008
Famous Writer Quits Day Job
Duane Swierczynski resigns as City Paper editor | Philadelphia Daily News | 02/04/2008: "City Paper editor Duane Swierczynski gave notice today that Feb. 15 he'll be leaving the weekly that he's run since October 2004. Swierczynski told us moments ago that he's leaving to focus more on the mystery novels that he now writes only on nights and weekends. His latest, 'The Blonde,' is out from St. Martin's Minotaur."
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Good for him, I hope. He was the temporary fill-in EIC there for months and months...and temporary, as it often does, started stretching...
I had a two-week temp job that lasted 11 months.
Famous writer? Um, what?
Actually, Todd, I was hired as the full-time EIC. (Brian Hickey was the interim guy for five months.) Still, three years have gone by in a blink. Sort of.
Sorry to have that scrambled, Duane. I've blinked a decade at another local weekly institution, so I know what you mean.
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