For Corona Beer, I provided 24-hour proofreading turnaround for a 28-page "Corona Times" magazine (cover, one interior page shown). For Goods for Good, a charity based in Malawi and New York, I provided comprehensive content editing and proofreading for a redesign of its website.
Other content editing/proofreading clients:
BMW
Titmus Optical
Educational Testing Service
ExxonMobil
I served for seven years on the administrative staff of the nation’s oldest literary conference in a variety of roles:
Editor-in-Chief of the conference daily newsletter, The Crumb, with a discerning readership that included internationally recognized authors. Whimsical features included an “alternative” daily schedule next to the official one, including a schedule for the grumpy, for those not yet weary of small talk, and the schedule as a villanelle (pictured).
Director of the Bread Loaf Madrigal Singers, an all-volunteer a capella group made up of conference attendees.
I continually generate social media displays on a variety of topics, using my own photography and texts. For the Reunion poster I designed for alumni of Granby, the Home of the Comets, I created a tag line that links that symbol with the idea of returning, even from great distances.
I developed a comic strip called “Down the Muddy River” featuring a hapless riverboat captain named Throckmorton J. Cotton.
