Edward Cambro

Brooklyn, NY USA
Website: http://
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Professional Experience

A freelance editor trained by Cambridge University Press and a freelance writer trained by Adam Berlin. I have edited and written for websites covering hard news, comic books, film, literature, television and the entertainment industry.

Expertise

Copy Editor
5 Years
Editor
5 Years
Writer
7 Years

Specialty

Books & Literature
8 Years
Education
3 Years
Entertainment
1 Year

Industries


Academia Teaching
3 Years
Association publication
2 Years
Online/new media
1 Year

Total Media Industry Experience

2 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

uInterview.com (10+), Sequart.com (3-5)

Showcase

General

Identity Crisis: How Iconism Hurts DC’s Characters
(Sequart 3/28/2015)
Subject reflects on DC Comics' perceived iconism that hurts its large supporting cast.
Hannibal Season 2 Review
(uInterview 9/15/2014)
Review of the second season of Hannibal.
Fourth of July Creek Review
(uInterview 7/23/2015)
Review of the novel Fourth of July Creek by Smith Henderson.
Batman and Robin: Requiem for Damian Review
(uInterview 7/18/2014)
A review of the story "Requiem for Damian" by Pete Tomasi and Patrick Gleason.
Gone Girl (film) Review
(uInterview 10/6/2014)
Review of the Film Gone Girl.
Buffy, Angel, and the Guidebook to Growing Up, Part 1
(Sequart 5/5/2015)
Focusing on Joss Whedon's Buffy and Angel series and how they are a metaphor for growing up. This part focuses mostly on Buffy and her cast.
Buffy, Angel, and the Guidebook to Growing Up, Part 2
(Sequart 5/7/2015)
Focusing on Joss Whedon's Buffy and Angel series and how they are a metaphor for growing up. This part focuses on the spinoff series, Angel.
Blue Ruin review
(uInterview 5/14/2015)
Review of the film "Blue Ruin."
Birdman
(uInterview 11/3/2015)
Analysis of the film "Birdman."
The Real Problem with Network TV
(uInterview 11/11/2014)
Op-Ed discussing the role of network television in the modern landscape.
The Good and Bad of Diversity in Comics
(Sequart 4/5/2015)
Comics have been trying to be more inclusive. Article looks at the triumphs and failures behind these sometimes ham-fisted attempts.