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Interviews In Magazines

 Since I will be interviewing Individuals in my magazine, I wanted to research how other magazines write their interviews. Surprisingly, they were all laid out the same. The questions are in bold and the response right underneath. Although some magazines do write the initials of the interviewer next to the question and the initials of the individual being interviewed next to their response.  However, most magazines considered these interviews to be Q&A's. 





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