I grew up on the Western-most cliffs of California with the barking of seals at night and a hunger for stories and magazines. They put feminism and fluoride in my drinking water.
In 2008, I moved back to London to do an MA in Comparative Literature at UCL, so I could explore some questions about erotic bestsellers – forgotten and notorious – and how the understanding of gender and sexuality in Vienna 1900 relates to what we think today. I now work help bring great stories to increasingly wider audiences every day at Granta magazine, as their publicist and events manager charged with building the community around the magazine.
I have contributed to the The White Review, Los Angeles Downtown News, ZocaloPublicSquare.org, Feministing.com, The Erotic Review, Granta.com, SCARF, Bunker (Serbia) and more. I translate literature from Swedish to English. I have translations being published in Granta 124: Travel and by Readux Books.
Drop me a line at Saskia.Vogel@Gmail.com. I’m usually in London.
Image by Lucy Fox-Bohan.
Hi Saskia!
So great to hear from you and thank you for checking out my music blog. I’m going add you to my blogroll…I’m sure my readers will love your site. We miss you here in LA and hope you are having a great time in London. When my CD is finished I’ll be sure to send you a copy.
Cheers,
Aron
I love this new site design! Very clean, readable, interesting, and informative. Miss you!
You are both unique and fantastic. Keep it up.
i love you . . . .keep shining sweetheart <3
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