The Writers

Corporate dropout Susan Nye writes about food, family, green living and small business for magazines throughout New England. She blogs about food on Around the Table and records the year in pictures on Susan Nye 365. Susan is the woman behind the camera taking seasonal photographs for the Live to Write – Write to Live postcard header.

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Lisa J. Jackson is a business writer and blogger, communications director for a non-profit, regional journalist, feature writer, and an independent editor. She is passionate about working with individuals and businesses wanting to put their best words forward.

She loves writing about anything related to do with New England (particularly New Hampshire) and enjoying life on her terms. You can follow her on Twitter, friend her on Facebook to meet other writers (include a note with the friend request), connect with her on LinkedIn or Biznik, or check out her web site, lisajjackson.com.

She writes fiction as Lisa Haselton and has an award-winning blog for book reviews and author interviews. She is also on the staff of The Writer’s Chatroom, a 5-time recipient of Writer’s Digest 101 Best Websites for Writers, where she gets to chat with writing professionals on a weekly basis — and you can too!

During her 20+ years in the corporate world, she obtained her MBA and an MA in writing. She is currently a member of the mystery writers and readers organization, Sisters in Crime, and is part of the national membership committee. She is also a member and board member of Sisters in Crime New England. A lot of joy comes from being a volunteer big sister through Big Brothers Big Sisters.

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Having survived nearly 15 years in the agency world, Jamie Wallace is now an independent writer and marketing strategist working with small and start-up businesses on branding, content development, and community building. Her clients include B2B service providers, B2C social brands, unique start-ups, and everything in between. Friend or follow on Facebook and Twitter, or contact her through her marketing site, Suddenly Marketing.

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I’m Wendy Thomas and am a freelance writer and Instructional Design Consultant for High-Tech Businesses. Located in Southern New Hampshire, I have over 25 years experience in the High-tech field as a Technical Writer/Instructional Designer. These days I spend my time writing articles, blogging at Simple Thrift, Savvy B2B Marketing, and here at Live to Write, Write to Live. I’m also working on a fowl manuscript.

A features writer, interviewer, and columnist, I’ve has been published in national magazines, newspapers, e-zines, and blogs. My current project is to blog about life living with 6 kids and a flock of chickens.

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J.A. Hennrikus J.A. (Julie) Hennrikus is the Executive Director of StageSource. Her story “Her Wish” was published by LevelBest Books’s Dead Calm in November. She is a huge social media fan, and tweets under @JulieHennrikus. She wrestles with allusions of athleticism, is an avid theatre goer and a proud member of Red Sox nation. Her website is jahennrikus.com. Her short story, “Tag, You’re Dead” was published in Level Best Book’s anthology Thin Ice. “Her Wish” is in Level Best Books’ Dead Calm. And “The Pendulum Swings, Until It Doesn’t” will be in Blood Moon in November 2012. Julie is a member of Sisters in Crime and the Guppies. She is a board member of the New England Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

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Lee Laughlin is a communicator. She loves to learn and share what she’s learned with others. She has worked as a web site designer and event planner and has now happily settled into a career as a freelance writer. She blogs at Live Fearless Lee and This New Hampshire Life. Her words have appeared in a broad range of publications from community newspapers to the Boston Globe. You can also find her on Twitter.

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Deborah Lee Luskin often writes about Vermont, where she has lived for over twenty-five years. She is a commentator for Vermont Public Radio, a Visiting Scholar for the Vermont Humanities Council and the author of Into The Wilderness, a critically acclaimed love story set in Vermont in 1964.

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Diane MacKinnon, MD, is a family physician, mother, Master Certified Life Coach and writer. She blogs for her life coaching business, Healing Choices. She is currently rewriting a novel she wrote for NaNo 2008, and putting in her “10,000 hours” to (try to) master the craft of writing.

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