Emma Rosenblum
American media executive and writer
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Emma Rosenblum is a novelist and journalist who is the former chief content officer of Bustle Digital Group. Her debut novel, Bad Summer People, was published by Flatiron Books in 2023.
- Scott S. Rosenblum (father)
- Barbara Rosenblum (mother)
James Kenneth Campbell (grandfather)
Kim Gruenenfelder (cousin)
Emma Rosenblum | |
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| Occupations | Novelist and journalist |
| Works | Bad Summer People |
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| Relatives | J. Kenneth Campbell (uncle)[1] James Kenneth Campbell (grandfather) Kim Gruenenfelder (cousin) |
Early life
Rosenblum grew up in New York,[2] the daughter of Barbara Rosenblum (née Campbell) and lawyer Scott S. Rosenblum.[3] Her father Scott served as Mayor of Saltaire, New York, where he spent decades on the town Board of Trustees.[4] Her grandfather James Kenneth Campbell was the Village Justice of Saltaire,[5] and her uncle J. Kenneth Campbell was a Broadway theatre actor.[1]
Career
Rosenblum started her career in editorial roles at Glamour, New York Magazine, and Bloomberg Businessweek, and was tapped to be executive editor of Elle in 2017.[6] In 2019, Rosenblum joined Bustle as editor in chief[7] and became chief content officer of Bustle Digital Group in 2021,[8] where she was responsible for a portfolio of brands such as Nylon and W Magazine.[9]
Rosenblum published her first novel, Bad Summer People, in 2023.[10] She drew inspiration from The White Lotus and Succession,[11] as well as the town of Saltaire, New York, a small Fire Island community where Rosenblum spent her childhood summers.[12]
Bibliography
- Bad Summer People (2023)
- Very Bad Company (2024)
- Mean Moms: A Novel (2025)