“But the heart refuses to be imprisoned; in its first and narrowest pulses, it already tends outward with a vast force, and to immense and innumerable expansions.” — R.W. Emerson, “Circles”
“There’s no blood thicker than ink.” — U2, “Dirty Day”

Interviewing Jorge Posada in his studio for an article in Vol. II, Issue 04 of Ins&Outs Magazine. Photo by Makoto Takeuchi. Article can be found here.
ABOUT AUDREY:
Audrey Dimola is an editorial acrobat and lifelong lover of words whose mantra is: burn bright, never regret it. She writes, sings, reads, and dreams her way through life in her native Long Island City and Astoria, Queens, usually wearing leopard print and always rediscovering the magic of everyday.
A Hunter College graduate (BA in Media Studies, Cum Laude), she is equipped with multi-disciplinary experience in print, online, and social media, and has worked with many creative and development teams. Best known around town for her work as Managing Editor of Long Island City-based arts magazine, Ins&Outs, Audrey is now a Project Manager at Dom & Tom, Inc., a full-service web and mobile development studio. Her clients include brands such as Hearst Corporation, Priceline.com, and Scholastic Books.
Audrey continues to freelance write and edit, share her poetry and prose, support local music, develop her photography, and get involved in projects that promote Queens arts and culture. You can find her front row at every concert she goes to (especially those of The Giraffes or Electric Six), rockin’ the leopard print, scribbling lyrics or poems, snapping photos guerrilla-style, and – usually – laughing louder and smiling wider than everyone in close proximity.
Give her a shout at: audrey.dimola@gmail.com.
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NOTE If you are looking for my mom Audrey Dimola, the energy worker and channel, click here.