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Have you ever heard how excited some people get about "putting this place on the map"? Whether it be a city, a company, a college, or something else. How often are too many sacrifices to the character of the institution for the sake of greater fame? I say too many, too often. I'm not worried about being a part of something on the map. I want to be a part of something that offers a rewarding experience. I discuss this in my latest post. http://bit.ly/gaaGUJ

54 weeks ago from Washington D.C., Creatively Inspired, Baltimore Brazen and Creating a Life You Love 2 more

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To varying degrees in society we tend to make accommodations, both in our minds and in our expectations, for those who suffer from certain conditions or disorders. This is only fair and right of us. But just because somebody's obstacle has no name doesn't mean that their struggle is not just as serious, and just as deserving of consideration and accommodation. Unfortunately we as a society don't seem to keen on that idea. My blog post. http://bit.ly/gcxZZB

56 weeks ago from Washington D.C., Baltimore Brazen and Creating a Life You Love 1 more

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About Me

I am a freelance writer and sometime stage actor living in Frederick County, Maryland. I have skills and experience in various types of writing, from hard journalism, to reviews, to editorials and blogging. (I have two blogs.) Even some published poetry in a time gone by. But by far I prefer human interest writing. News mixed with personal observation and impressions. This is the sort of work I seek out the most in 2011.

I am also working on a novel, and an overall expansion into fiction writing.

In the end, I am a story teller. Whether through the fiction I am creating, or the features I have put together for magazines and websites, or the opinions I am expressing on issues, I enjoy taking the facts and bundling them into a story which speaks to as many people as possible, in a language that is as simple as it needs to be, but not simpler.

Work History

Showbizradio.net
Columnist
October 2008 to Present
Writing a bi-monthly column, of about one typed page in length, offering advice and opinions for the stage actor. I draw upon my ten years experiences on the stage, and my education in same in college. I choose topics, write them, and make requested revisions as needed, on a deadline.

Self Employed
Writer
May 2002 to Present
I am an author and writer with experience and skills in various types of writing including hard journalism, movie reviews, editorials, blogs, web copy, magazine, and occasionally poetry.

Moxy Magazine
Editorial Manager
May 2011 to Present
Overseeing and updating the editorial calendar. Contacting writers for current issue and assigning due dates for pieces. Attending monthly staff meeting and taking minutes for same. Offer creative solutions to the magazine challenges.

The Brunswick Citizen
Beat Reporter
August 2009 to January 2011
Covering Point of Rocks, Maryland for the Brunswick Citizen weekly newspaper. 1 or 2 articles a month, of approximately 10 inches in length. Also responsible for tracking down stories, conducting interviews, and taking/captioning relevant photographs to file with my stories.

Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Radio Copy writer
July 2007 to March 2008
Seasonal position writing usually one 30 or second second radio spot per week during the assigned period, advertising events sponsored by the Foundation and by related local institution. These were read over 2 local radio stations to drum up interest in the foundation and it's mission.

Education

Marietta College
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, Theatre Arts
1999 - 2002
So involved in theatre was I, that I very nearly minored in it by accident. I was told if I took one more class in it my final semester, I'd have the minor. If I took 4 more, I'd have myself another major. But I opted not to stay an extra year, and went with just the minor.