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Donna Stevens

Proposed name: Associate Editor, The Planetary Report


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Donna Stevens shepherds The Planetary Report through all the stages of its development, from story assignment through its arrival in members’ mailboxes. As senior editor of the magazine, her first priority is to give everyone in The Planetary Society a high-quality print publication that is a tactile connection to the many aspects of space exploration and the work we all—as a family—do to make that exploration happen. With her long history as the Society’s art editor, Donna especially enjoys her role as interface between the written and visual aspects of The Planetary Report.

“I appreciate every part of the natural world,” she says, “on our own planet and beyond.  To play a role in helping to further people’s curiosity and wonderment—as well as their determination to know more about this immense space we inhabit—is a privilege I’m grateful for.”

Latest Blog Posts

The March Equinox 2013 issue of The Planetary Report is out!

Posted 2013/03/15 07:18 CDT | 2 comments

I’m happy to tell you that the March Equinox 2013 issue of The Planetary Report is hot off the presses and will begin mailing next week.

The Planetary Report, volume 32, number 4: The Year in Pictures

Posted 2013/01/18 05:03 CST | 0 comments

For those of you Planetary Society members who like your copy of The Planetary Report served up in pixels, the December Solstice 2012 issue is ready and waiting for you.

The latest issue of Planetary Report is available online!

Posted 2012/11/17 05:57 CST | 2 comments

The September Solstice 2012 issue of The Planetary Report is now available online for members who prefer to get their magazine electronically. I’m especially proud of this issue because of its broad scope—it celebrates our past and peers into our future as a spacefaring species.

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