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About: 1. Stylish, funny, and whip-smart culture and lifestyle journalist who has been quoted in Reader's Digest and GoodHouseKeeping.com, written for numerous newspapers and magazines, and provides upbeat segments on TV and radio. 2. Well-researched & up-to-date analysis of trends, especially relating to millennials, including gifting, weddings, new vintage, fashion and decor, moving away from NYC/LA,Chicago, a new suburban wave, and more. 3. Provides multiple real life examples in her stories. 4. Leaves audiences with actionable take-aways they can use. 5. Easy to work with. 6. Lively and fun.
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Provocative commentary on TV news, media ethics, women in television. This former CNN reporter and author of Secret Agenda: The U.S. Government, Nazi Scientists and Project Paperclip (St. Martin's ...
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About: Elevate your career from an unknown to a distinguished expert through: How to be a Media Magnet. Discover Rose Lee's Award Winning approach to a dynamic interview. Reveal your talents and skills to light up the airwaves and create a lasting impression: Documented research reports the delivery of a television interview impacts an audience based on 7% content, 38% voice and 55% body language. Featured expert guests on the Rose Lee Archer Show expand expert advice to millions of Discovery Life viewers nationwide.
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About: Nina Amir, author of How to Blog a Book and The Author Training Manual, trains writers to become authors. Known as Inspiration to Creation Coach, she motivates people to combine their purpose and passion so they Achieve More Inspired Results. She encourages people from all walks of life to create books that positively impact readers as well as to develop careers as authors, attain their goals, and fulfill their potential. Some of her clients have sold 300,000+ copies of their books and landed deals with major publishing houses. She writes four blogs, has self-published 12 books and founded National Nonfiction Writing Month, aka the Write Nonfiction in November Challenge. A nonfiction book editor, book proposal consultant, book and author coach, and blog and blog-to-book coach, she holds a degree in magazine journalism with a concentration in psychology and has edited or written hundreds of articles for national and regional publications.
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About: Pamela Gossiaux is an award-winning journalist, writer and speaker. She has volunteered with many causes for teens and has a passion for human trafficking awareness and prevention. She has a degree in Creative Writing from the University of Michigan, and is the author of the bestselling novel Mrs. Chartwell and the Cat Burglar, the Russo Romantic Mystery Series, and the chick-lit novel Good Enough. Visit her website at PamelaGossiaux.com.
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About: Founded in 1948, the American Society of Journalists and Authors is the nation's professional organization of independent nonfiction writers. ASJA offers extensive benefits and services focusing on professional development, including regular confidential market information, meetings with editors and others in the field, an exclusive referral service, seminars and workshops, discount services and, above all, the opportunity for members to explore professional issues and concerns with their peers. Contact ASJA to reach the writers America reads.
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