When Should Writers Narrate Their Own Work?
It's one thing to be a gifted author, it's quite another to give life to those words in a way listeners will love. How often can an "authorrator" do both?
Seth Abramovitch
Seth Abramovitch is a senior writer at The Hollywood Reporter, a position he’s held for four years. His work at THR covers a wide array of topics and has earned awards for his cover profile on Ellen Page and "Dr. Heimlich’s Hollywood Maneuvers," about the famed choking doctor’s dangerous AIDS experiments. He’s penned cover stories on Elizabeth Banks and Bill Maher, chronicled the homelessness epidemic in Los Angeles, interviewed jailed boy-band svengali Lou Pearlman, and written trend pieces on everything from millennial Hollywood assistants to the cronut. He’s previously written for The Atlantic, New York, and Esquire.
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