Jo Lou is the deputy editor at Electric Literature. She focuses on themes surrounding publishing and media, culture and society, and social issues, with particular attention to LGBTQ topics, Asian perspectives, and the Middle East. Jo's work has been featured in Electric Literature.
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Jo Lou’s coverage primarily centers around literature, writing, and fiction. She seems to be particularly interested in exclusive content such as cover reveals and reviews of literary works. Additionally, Jo covers topics related to culture & society, house & home, family & relationships.
Authors or publishers looking for coverage of their books may find it valuable to reach out with pitches for exclusive cover reveals or review copies. Given the themes covered by Jo Lou, she might also appreciate expert commentary on cultural trends within the literary world or insights into how certain books reflect societal changes.
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