Author: Elliott Silverstein

Elliott teaches writing and other creative processes as practices of being in deep relationship with yourself, your influences and the spirit of the work. He is a former PhD candidate at Stony Brook University, where he received his MA in Cultural Studies, along with a certificate in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies. He lives on Mohican and Schaghticoke land in the Hudson Valley in New York and is currently in the process of completing the Certificate in Developmental Editing of Fiction program with Club Ed.
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Relational Editing

June 4, 2026 by Elliott Silverstein | 1 Comment on Relational Editing

While there are many different ways to be a writer, writing tends to be understood and represented as a solitary practice. Many writers and non-writers alike have cultivated mental images of the archetypal writer typing away late into the night or in the early morning in an isolated cabin in the middle of the woods.  […]

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