CLAIRE KNOPF
December 30, 2021
Since 2002, Claire Knopf has excelled as a writer, researcher and reporter with the International Figure Skating magazine.
Since 2002, Claire Knopf has excelled as a writer, researcher and reporter with the International Figure Skating magazine.
Linda Alison D. Carter, also known professionally as Alison Carter, published “Rainbow Stargate 33” in 2022.
Barbara Green opened her own business, Barbara Green Communications, in 2005, where she excels as a novelist and chief executive officer.
Lucy Kirk spent her entire career with the CIA, retiring as chief of station in 1995 and concluding her tenure as an independent contractor in 2004.
Patricia Hamilton Shook, PhD, MA, BA, has spent much of her career as a psychologist for the Department of Developmental Services.
Pamela Mankoff is an instructional designer, manager, and technical writer for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Susan Leigh Furlong, MA, is a retired educator whose love of literature and history has led her to author number of books in her retirement.
Pamela A. Harrison is an award-winning poet and educator with a catalog of work stretching back more than five decades.
Frances Helen Lee has excelled as a freelance editor and consultant since 1988, following two decades working with a range of publishers.
Carrie Foxx Ware, MEd, felt a strong desire to ensure that young African American children had good role models and teachers in their lives.
A private practice writing consultant since 1991, Marylyn E. Jones Calabrese, PhD, specializes in helping people write important documents.
Jacqueline Faber authored “Desiree’s Night Flight” in 2015, “A Purrfect Home for Kitters” in 2019, and is presently writing a third book.
Fran Lewis is the host of “Literary Viewpoints,” a blog and radio talk show with the MJ Network, and the editor of MJ Magazine.
Peggy P. Edwards serves as the founder and the president of the Publishing Club of Laguna Woods, which was established in 2013.
Judith A. Wightman has been designated as the historian of the town of Avoca, a village located in upstate New York, since 2010.
Susan Bulkeley Butler serves as the founder and the chief executive officer of the Susan Bulkeley Butler Institute for the Development of Women Leaders.
Kathryn A. Ransom has excelled as an author and educator, having published her first book through WestBow Press in 2019 at the age of 83.
An acclaimed industry professional with many years of experience to her credit, Jean E. Hook serves as a writer and an editor for the Boeing Company.
A publisher at Post Oak Publications, Emma N. Jackson Wisdom has been writing in Chattanooga, Tennessee, for the last eight years.
Having 50 years of experience, Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld has created, produced and hosted a number of programs ranging from talk shows to game shows.
A Christian and author, Vida Buckley has found success with such written works as “Broken Beyond Belief,” “I Feel Like Popcorn” and “That Ain’t Christian.”
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