Angela Borda (Silver Webb)

Writer, Editor, Publisher

United States

I’m a published author who creates articles regularly for Pacifica Post, Food & Home, and other websites. To write fiction well is the work of a lifetime, and I’m pleased to have my fiction and poetry published in Peregrine, Danse Macabre, Litro, and more. I also delight in my role as editor, having edited content, developed character arc, and scoured for typos in hundreds of short stories and novels, across many genres. I am the founder and editrix of the Santa Barbara Literary Journal, which prints two journals of fiction and one anthology per year.

Writing is a lifelong passion for me. And editing is the craft that I have devoted myself to, in service of becoming a better writer and helping others to do the same. In graduate school at Harvard University, I began my editing journey when I became the co-editor of the Dudley Review, a graduate student fiction journal. That was about the time I attended my first writing group, and fell in love with telling stories. I have since accumulated 20+ years of editing and writing experience.

I started Santa Barbara Literary Journal in 2018 out of a desire to strengthen and support the Santa Barbara writing community. This brings together my love of writing, editing, and design work.

Portfolio

Books I've Edited

Amazon
Down at the River: The Hour Between One and Two: Book Three

Down at the River: The Hour Between One and Two: Book Three - Kindle edition by Timmins, Thomas. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Down at the River: The Hour Between One and Two: Book Three.

Ntu
10/07/2021
臺大出版中心

國立臺灣大學-出版中心 (National Taiwan University Press)

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The Hour Between One and Two

The Hour Between One and Two [Timmins, Thomas] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Hour Between One and Two

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Delirium Corridor

Where is Delirium Corridor? You can't find it with GPS. Try ten miles past the Twilight Zone, when you veer east after Barstow toward the hot, wind-blasted promise of Needles, CA. At some point, you can't escape visiting a gas station restroom, and you struggle not to touch anything.