I have both a Bachelor's of Fine Arts and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing. Currently, I work as both a freelance writer and a college professor of writing in New England. My areas of writing expertise are vast and encompass everything you can imagine: from cookbooks to video game reviews; from independent screeplays to Romantic Era Style poetry. My list of credible publications is available upon request.

Previous to my writing-specific work, I worked in the field of social services. During this time, I worked as a rape crisis advocate and helped to run a nonprofit rape crisis center, I worked as a youth mentor and helped children embrace education, and I worked as a professional in the field of Children's Case Management matching children with Axis I and Axis II diagnoses to adequate services to meet their needs with specific regard to Special Education. Prior to my work in social services, I was a licensed Property and Casualty Insurance Agent for a prominent insurance company, and I was licensed to sell insurance in several states; and, I have even worked in publishing at a small press that published exclusively poetry chapbooks. As you can see, my experience is far-reaching.

For my stress-relief, I am very active in my community as an environmentalist. We plant trees, we participate in community fundraisers, and I produce and direct nonprofit theatre as a way to raise money for causes I believe in while simultaneously educating the community about causes of importance to me. I live in the lovely four seasons of New England with my partner and my thirty-pound cat.

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Those of us who have lifted the veil to peer past the liberal arts bachelor's degree quickly realized that we could not survive the troubled waters of the real wide world without a Master's Degree. So, true buccaneers of academia, we traversed the great sea of Graduate School in hopes that the final piece of paper would be worth a job that could at least pay back part of our growing students loans. We obtained our Master's Degrees only to discover that, without a PhD., liberal arts jobs are virtually non-existent. And so, we found ourselves seeking gainful employment in the only area we ...

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