Corner Office Interview: Susan Bolotin
Workman's Editor in Chief and Acting Publisher chats about creativity, inheriting a legacy and what makes a Workman book work.
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Is it a big burden to be tasked with carrying on a legacy?
At some times, I would be lying if I didn't say so. It's not exactly exciting, not exactly scary — it's challenging in a good way to think that this legacy has been in part imparted in my hands and others to make sure to keep the legacy alive. It makes everything that you do fresh and of the moment and contemporary. That's exciting. When you're thrown something you didn't ask for and that you never wanted, like your worst nightmare — someone you love dies and dies so suddenly — at the same time, challenge is exciting. Being entrusted with something that's valuable is very powerful.
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