By: Sarah Marloff
In the middle of collective bargaining, the parent company of Rockville-based immersive audiobook company Graphic Audio laid off half its staff, including the entire bargaining committee.
Sarah Marloff is an Arts Editor at Washington City Paper. She covers queer culture and LGBTQ rights, as well as sexual assault, D.C. culture, and the representation of women and queers in entertainment, consistently seeking out off-beat events and emerging creators. Her work has been featured in The Austin Chronicle, Texas Observer, Smithsonian Magazine, The Counter, Curbed, and more.
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Sarah Marloff's reporting focuses heavily on local arts and entertainment events in Washington, D.C. Given her coverage attributes, she appears to be primarily interested in providing event coverage and promoting local cultural activities. To effectively reach out to Sarah, consider pitching upcoming events, unique community initiatives or developments within the local arts scene that align with her focus on showcasing diverse cultural experiences. Additionally, highlighting stories that involve community support and engagement may also resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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