A Writing Book Everyone Should Read
Elissa Altman’s Permission is a book about writing memoir and finding the courage to create.
Editor, Writer, Fact-Checker, Researcher Nancy McAllister
I am an experienced editor, writer, fact-checker and researcher who has produced high quality content for more than 10 years. I've written a variety of content, including features, book reviews and evergreen copy for a wide range of publications. I'm a member of the National Book Critics Circle, the Society of Professional Journalists and the American Copy Editors Society.
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Books, Bits & Bobs
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17th March 2025
Three Books I've Been Reading
Pagan Kennedy’s new book, The Secret History of the Rape Kit: A True Crime Story, is a much needed look back at the rape kit’s creator, Marty Goddard.
CMSWire.com
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2nd January 2024
Top CMSWire Contributors 2023: Spotlight on Tobias Komischke
This is part of our end-of-year series celebrating our top CMSWire Contributors of the Year for 2023. These are regular CMSWire Contributors whose articles this year greatly resonated with our community of professionals. These Contributors simply serve as great ambassadors of our brand in the world of marketing and customer experience.Data literacy. UX design. Customer experience. Tobias Komischke, Ph.D., a distinguished Rutgers University Professor and UX Fellow at Infragistics, Inc., does it a...
CMSWire.com
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29th December 2023
Top CMSWire Contributors 2023: Spotlight on Joanna Clark-Simpson
This is part of our end-of-year series celebrating our top CMSWire Contributors of the Year for 2023. These are regular CMSWire Contributors whose articles this year greatly resonated with our community of professionals. These Contributors simply serve as great ambassadors of our brand in the world of marketing and customer experience.Have you ever considered the transformative power of AI in shaping customer experiences? Joanna Clark-Simpson, a veteran in digital marketing and journalism is hea...
CMSWire.com
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26th December 2023
Top CMSWire Contributors 2023: Spotlight on Brianna Langley Henderson
This is part of our end-of-year series celebrating our top CMSWire Contributors of the Year for 2023. These are regular CMSWire Contributors whose articles this year greatly resonated with our community of professionals. These Contributors simply serve as great ambassadors of our brand in the world of marketing and customer experience. Brianna Langley Henderson lives customer experience and marketing. Every day. She has to. It's her job.And her knowledge shines in her CMSWire articles. Brianna's...
Ragan Communications' Corporate Writer & Editor
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2nd January 2019
Corporate Writer & Editor: Tips from the sages
Spin a better story: Writing advice from E.B. White and other literary greats,
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Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
Need to innovate? Try something radical: Be yourself
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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2nd January 2019
Margaret Rudkin-A son's needs-a mother's refusal to give up
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
Screwed up your finances? You’re in good company
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
Moving on after a dream goes bust
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
He left no child behind
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
Winston Churchill: It’s never too late for new aspirations
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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2nd January 2019
Picasso: He saw things differently
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
Giving what counts—when it counts
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
How a case of hepatitis ended up making health history
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
When the doors of opportunity keep shutting
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
Inspiration can well up from surprising places
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
How a ‘wrong turn’ gave us an American hero
Ragan Communications' First Draft
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3rd January 2019
An obsession becomes a valuable legacy
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Book Reviews
Books, Bits & Bobs
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27th March 2025
A Writing Book Everyone Should Read
Elissa Altman’s Permission is a book about writing memoir and finding the courage to create.
Books, Bits & Bobs
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17th March 2025
Three Books I've Been Reading
Pagan Kennedy’s new book, The Secret History of the Rape Kit: A True Crime Story, is a much needed look back at the rape kit’s creator, Marty Goddard.
PR Newswire Press Release
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29th August 2022
Country Music Singer Jonalee White Tickled Pink With New Taylor Guitar
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Strange Traffic
Author Irene Dische creates quirky characters haunted by ghosts from the past
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Puerto Vallarta Squeeze
Bridges of Madison County author goes too far, renders new book as sloppy love story
The Columbus Dispatch
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24th January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Resistance
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-After Sorrow
Lady Borton's remarkable memoir about war-torn Vietnam
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Previous Convictions
Previous Convictions is Nora Sayre's documentation of the paranoia of the 1950s
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Arabian Nights and Days
Nobel-prize winning writer Naguib Mahfouz dazzles readers with Arabian Nights
The Columbus Dispatch
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23rd January 2019
Book Review-The Columbus Dispatch-Gathering Storm
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-After Sorrow
Lady Borton's remarkable memoir about war-torn Vietnam
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Knucklebones
Annabel Thomas' story collection overflows with Appalachian characters, customs
The Columbus Dispatch
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24th January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Exteriors
The Columbus Dispatch
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24th January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Suitable for Framing
The Columbus Dispatch
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23rd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Empire Under Glass
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Splitting
Fay Weldon's book splitting is a satirical take on divorce and the emotional aftermath
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Papa, the Pops, and Me
The daughter of Arthur Fiedler, the long-time conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra, has written a frank and unrestrained book about her famous father
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Shattering Glass
Nancy-Gay Rotstein's book would make a good mini-series
The Columbus Dispatch
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2nd January 2019
Book Review: The Columbus Dispatch-Body of Knowledge
Carol Dawson's second novel peers into the 60-year history of the Ransom family
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