About Tony Gruenewald
Tony works for Learning Ally, formerly known as Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, the nation’s largest library of accessible audio textbooks for people who cannot effectively read standard text because of blindness, visual impairment, dyslexia, or other learning difference. He is a production administrator coordinating volunteers, preparing books for recording, and playing computer whisperer, audio engineer, and reference librarian.
He also acts as production manager for Edison Literary Review, an annual print journal edited by Gina Larkin which has published work by Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Dunn, Pushcart Prize winner BJ Ward, Diane Lockward, Joe Weil, Paul Hostovsky, Cat Doty, and dozens of other acclaimed poets.
In previous lives he has working in broadcast journalism, as an advertising copywriter, on a loading dock, and as a fast food fish fryer.
Thirty years after receiving his undergraduate degree in Journalism, Tony returned to Rutgers and is a Masters candidate in the Library and Information Science program.
He is also a huge baseball fan and has a major investment in CDs...and vinyl records...especially old school soul, post-war blues, most things Memphis and New Orleans, and outlaw country.
He also acts as production manager for Edison Literary Review, an annual print journal edited by Gina Larkin which has published work by Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Dunn, Pushcart Prize winner BJ Ward, Diane Lockward, Joe Weil, Paul Hostovsky, Cat Doty, and dozens of other acclaimed poets.
In previous lives he has working in broadcast journalism, as an advertising copywriter, on a loading dock, and as a fast food fish fryer.
Thirty years after receiving his undergraduate degree in Journalism, Tony returned to Rutgers and is a Masters candidate in the Library and Information Science program.
He is also a huge baseball fan and has a major investment in CDs...and vinyl records...especially old school soul, post-war blues, most things Memphis and New Orleans, and outlaw country.
