Meet the Teen Editorial Board
Meet Lake Erie Ink 2019-2020 Teen Editorial Board…
Ryan Brady
Ryan Brady is a senior at Hathaway Brown School and is back on the Editorial Board for a third year! She loves being able to read everyone’s submissions to the anthology and enjoys everyone’s immense creativity. Some of Ryan’s favorite activities are debating with her school team, creating art (especially printmaking), and getting lost in a good book. She is a senior editor for her school’s literary magazine, HB in Retrospect, and she enjoys writing creative essays and poetry that revolve around reflecting on her memories.
Maple Buescher
Henry Campbell
Henry Campbell is 12 years old and lives in Cleveland Heights. He has been with Lake Erie Ink for 3 years and started his first Ink Spot session in September of 2016. In his spare time, he likes to collect and play retro video games. He also enjoys creating music.
Julie Larick
Julie Larick is a senior at Shaker Heights High School with a passion for writing, editing, cartooning, and girl bands. She is an editor-in-chief of her school’s creative arts magazine, tutors at a writing center, and is published in a poetry anthology. Julie has won statewide awards in a speedwriting competition and recently attended a creative writing studio. She is so excited to be a second-year editor at LEI!
Sanjanasri Vedavyas
Ayelet Travis
Ayelet Travis is a high school graduate and senior editor who has worked on the previous two creative writing anthologies as well as being involved in other Lake Erie Ink programs for the past three years. She is a passionate slam poet who uses spoken word to loudly advocate for social justice and marginalized identities. Ayelet enjoys the simple pleasures of laughing, becoming engrossed in a good book, and petting every dog she sees.
Ruby Tugeau
Ruby Tugeau is an 8th grader at Roxboro Middle School. She positively thrilled to be a first time editor on the Lake Erie Ink 2019 Editorial Board, in order to achieve a mission to help kids just like her express their important voices in today’s ever – changing world. She is often found overflowing her sketchbook with interesting pencil sketches, aannoying her younger brothers (though the opposite always happens), stressing about all the assignments she’s recently received, or writing novels that are supposed to be short stories. Evidently, this brunette is bursting with character traits.
