Abstract
Wayne Dodd was editor of The Ohio Review for 30 years. He begins this interview by discussing the connection of being a poet and an editor, and then reads his poem “Night Poem” and discusses the imagery. He continues by discussing the writers and readership of The Ohio Review, the process of choosing works for The Ohio Review, and how being a writer and reader influences his ability to choose fiction for the literary magazine. Dodd ends the interview by reading a poem titled “Remembering Rosalind” from a young poet published in The Ohio Review.
