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Diane M. Calabrese (aka April Hirsch), augustdmc@aol.com, www.ideasforthetaking.com, Silver Spring, MD writes to be read on topics ranging from AI to zoos. Thousands of articles for trade publications (Pallet Enterprise, TimberLine, Cleaner Times, Construction Equipment Guide), marketing publications (for clients in sectors ranging from orthopaedics and urology to construction and transportation), newsletters (orthopaedics, senior housing, business), and popular magazines (agriculture, business, science/medicine, natural history, humor in science, profiles--- e.g., American Horticulturist, Biology Digest, FutureAge, Genetic Engineering News, Income Opportunities, Missouri Conservationist, New Scientist, Veggie Life); and contributions to books (e.g., The Gale Encyclopedia of Cancer)?She also works as a happy ghost.

Emily W. Carmain, PO Box 119, Fernandina Beach FL 32035; (904) 277-2427; emily@noteworthyediting.com. Noteworthy Editing Services, established in 1992. Editorial Services: Read, critique and edit manuscripts; proofread and enhance copy. As a book doctor, I not only edit but also help writers clarify and organize material for more impact. I evaluate copy for readability & marketability and coach writers in skills & knowledge to prepare for professional submissions and dealing with publishing. Experience: Professional writer & editor for 30 years; hundreds of articles (magazines, newspapers, websites); B.A. degree from Emory University; former director of the Amelia Island Book Festival. More than 20 awards from professional organizations. I have edited publications and books in almost every genre. A few of the titles now in print: The Beach Walkers, Barbara Bond; The Fourth Vow, Peter Timmins; Love, Greed and Lies, D.W. Harper; Cooper's Revenge, T.L. Williams; Natasha Lands Down Under, Katherine McCaughan; The Pelican of Fernandina, Cara Curtin; In from the Cold, Kevin Shipp; The Savannah Project, Chuck Barrett; So Shall You Reap, John House; The Journal, Sandi Gordon; Real Principals Have No Class, Delene Sholes; The Cruelest Months,  Dorothy Fletcher; Lacey's Chain, Cali Amber. If I am your editor, here's what you can expect: a cleaner, clearer, more readable manuscript; a guiding hand for improving, tightening and strengthening copy?while preserving your unique style and voice; an objective eye, personal attention and empathy for your goals as a writer; and the know-how to turn out a professional product for a good first impression.

Dana K. Cassell - see About dkc page.

Ashley Cisneros is a freelance communications professional in Orlando, Fla. Cisneros' diverse career experiences include working at a public relations firm that specializes in crisis management, as well as working as a marketing manager for a chamber of commerce. As a technical and business communications writer for ITT Corporation, Cisneros wrote white papers for U.S. Naval engineers. Previously, Cisneros worked for Florida Trend, Florida's premier business magazine that is owned by the St. Petersburg Times. She served as the editor of the company's teen magazine, Florida Trend's NEXT, a publication that helps Florida high school students prepare for life after graduation. Cisneros excelled at managing a half-million-dollar budget, supervising and coaching a team of freelance writers, and editing the publication boasting a circulation of 750,000. Along with editing the magazine, Cisneros proofed several other Florida Trend custom publications. She had the opportunity to write speeches and columns for the former group publisher, and has spoken at the Governor's Mansion and at several statewide conferences. Cisneros delivered a keynote presentation for a women empowerment banquet at Lewis Clark State College in Idaho, and presented a seminar at Miss Black Florida's Moving Closer to My Dreams conference. Cisneros worked as a newspaper staff writer for the Lake City Reporter in Lake City, Fla. In addition, she served as a student copy editor and statistical aide for the University of Florida Bureau of Economic and Business Research, and contributed to publications including the Florida Statistical Abstract, Florida Estimates of Population, Florida County Rankings and Florida and the Nation.
Cisneros earned a B.S. in Journalism and an M.S. in Entrepreneurship from the University of Florida, financing her education through the Bright Futures and other merit scholarships. She served as the East Central Florida Chair for Leadership Florida's Connect Florida, Florida's first statewide young professional organization. Cisneros also served on the board of directors for a national Hispanic women's group where she coordinated intake procedures for more than 100 undergraduate chapters. Before that, she served as a regional representative for a national fraternal association. In this capacity, Cisneros worked as an advocate for almost 90 chapters across nine states. She chaired committees, managed websites and helped execute three conventions. Cisneros served as co-chair of a 501c 3 foundation and a sorority alumnae association. She also volunteered as a member of the Katie Marchetti Memorial Foundation Advisory Board in Tampa Bay. Cisneros received a national award in organizational leadership in 2008. In 2012, she was the winner of a national business competition. The only program Fellow selected from the Southeast and Florida, Cisneros won a $10,000 startup business investment prize from the New U: News Entrepreneurs Working Through UNITY initiative, a competitive program for journalists of color who want to become entrepreneurs. She is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the National Society of Hispanic MBAs, RotarAct of Metro Orlando, Hispanic-American Professional and Business Women's Association (HAPBWA) and Central Florida Women's Resource Center. Cisneros is currently writing freelance articles for several magazines and websites. Her work has appeared in New York Magazine, the Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times, among other publications. Contact her at AshleyCisneros@gmail.com and visit her website at www.AshleyCisneros.com

Carol Cohen, Temple Terrace FL; (813) 985-3747; ccwrites@tampabay.rr.comWriting Specialties: Ad copy, marketing, editing, humor, publicity, PR, training materials, business communications, proofreading, fiction, restaurant promotions & training, technical writing.  Media Experience: Newspaper, magazine, radio, corporate, advertising/PR, brochures, restaurant menus and promotions, logo design, Ph.D. dissertations. Periodical Credits: Tampa Tribune, Bay Area Manufacturers Association newsletter; Power, Transmission & Distribution; Electrical World; Power Delivery Product News.  Capabilities: Photography, desktop publishing, disk submission. Comments: B.A. in English, master's in technical and professional communications. Though I am employed full-time and my "free" time is limited, I consider freelance writing to be a business, not a hobby, and treat it as such.  My writing style is organized and concise, and I often use humor as an attention-grabber, when appropriate. I am a perfectionist toward editing and proofreading. My staff experience includes marketing, advertising, promotional and technical writing for a variety of companies and organizations in manufacturing, education, employee training and medicine.

Darlene V. Earhart, PO Box 493, Blountstown FL 32424; (850) 674-7025.  Pseudonym: D. V. Earhart.  Writing Specialties: Speculative, science fiction, fantasy.  Capabilities: Photography.

David R. Ellis, 3233 East Bay Dr., Suite 101, Largo FL 33771;(727) 531-1111, fax (727) 531-5088; ellislaw@alum.mit.edu, www.davidellislaw.com. David is an attorney practicing trademarks, copyrights, patents, trade secrets, and intellectual property law; computer and cyberspace law; business, entertainment and arts law; and franchise, licensing and contract law.  A graduate of M.I.T. and Harvard Law School, he is a registered patent attorney and Board Certified in Intellectual Property Law by the Florida Bar. He has been a member of the Computer Law Association, American Intellectual Property Law Association, Association for Computing Machinery (for which he was a National Lecturer), and the Florida Bar's Computer Law Committee and Sections on Business Law and Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law.  He is the author of the book, A Computer Law Primer, and taught Intellectual Property and Computer Law as an Adjunct Professor at the law schools of the University of Florida and Stetson University.

 

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