EMILY SLEPSKY

“I am a Georgia-based writer, raised in Roswell and grounded in storytelling that spans both journalism and personal narrative. My work thus far has ranged from covering city council meetings and community life to writing feature stories on architecture, food, fashion, and culture. My favorite creative endeavor to date is leading the production of two fashion publications, where I got to combine my editorial drive and love for fashion, and maybe a dash of Anna Wintour’s poise (minus the sunglasses indoors…most days).

I approach each piece of writing with the hope that it resonates emotionally, in a tone that feels less like reading and more like catching up with a friend. To me, a piece of writing feels alive when it connects, when it gives voice to the overlooked, celebrates the everyday, or simply offers a break from the noise of what’s going wrong.”

https://sites.google.com/uga.edu/emilyslepsky/

WRITTEN WORKS

  • "Serenity" by Lynne McDonald.

    Was it fate, or just breakfast?

    PUBLISHED Aug 15, 2025

    Artwork: “Serenity” by Lynne McDonald.

    The artwork on this webpage is the sole property of artist Lynne McDonald and is held under copyright. Her images, artwork, and content in this website and her website may not be copied, collected, or used for personal or professional gain without written permission from Lynne McDonald.

    Either way, I couldn’t stop thinking about all of this a couple weeks ago, while slowly unraveling at the airport.

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  • 14K Yellow Gold Half Moon Stud Earrings by JILLERY.

    SUBURBIA

    PUBLISHED Jul 25, 2025

    Artwork: 14K Yellow Gold Half Moon Stud Earrings by JILLERY.

    The above jewelry design work on this webpage is the sole property of JILLERY. and is held under copyright. JILLERY.’s images, design work, and content on this website and that company’s website may not be copied, collected, or used for personal or professional gain without sole written permission from JILLERY.

    If you grew up in a cul-de-sac with summer pool parties, Friday night lights at the high school stadium, and a local Kroger supermarket that somehow felt like the town square, you might recognize a few things.

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  • a little longer” by Kirk Stansbury

    PEAK(S)

    PUBLISHED Jun 20, 2025

    Artwork: “a little longer” by Kirk Stansbury.

    “You will never truly know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory,” said some philosophical and very wise individual whose name I’ve forgotten.

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  • "Self-Portrait" by ELIKYA ART.

    FASHION FAUX PAS: RECESSION WARNINGS OR JUST BAD TASTE?

    PUBLISHED Jun 06, 2025

    ARTWORK: "Self-Portrait" by ELIKYA ART.

    Fashion trends have come and gone. Some so absurd we believed they’d already hit rock bottom. Yet somehow, fashion always finds a way to dig deeper.

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