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Year: 2015

Koon Woon, 3/2/2015

workzine Mar 1, 2015

Current Occupation: Koon's current occupation is freelance writer, editor, literary consultant and publisher. Previous Occupation: Koon's previous occupations include running a restaurant and as an employee of the US Postal Service. Contact Information: Koon Woon has done many odd jobs …

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Mark J. Mitchell, 2/23/2015

workzine Feb 22, 2015

Former Occupation: Temporary Convention Staffer, Wine and Spirits Expert Current Occupation: Tour Guide , San Francisco Contact Information: Mark J. Mitchell studied writing at UC Santa Cruz under Raymond Carver, George Hitchcock and Barbara Hull. His work has appeared in various periodicals over the last thirty five years, as …

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Darrell Petska, 2/16/2015

workzine Feb 15, 2015

Current Occupation: Family Guy/Writer/Wayfarer Former Occupation: Engineering copywriter and editor Contact Information:  Darrell Petska worked more than 30 years as an engineering copywriter and editor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Before academia he worked as a psychiatric tech/caseworker and nursing home …

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Guinotte Wise, 2/9/2015

workzine Feb 8, 2015

Current Occupation: Writer/Welder www.wisesculpture.com Former Occupation: Creative Director, various ad agencies. Contact Information: G. Wise has been a creative director in advertising most of his working life. In his youth he put forth effort as a bullrider, ironworker, laborer, funeral …

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Michelle Villanueva, 2/2/2015

workzine Feb 1, 2015

Current Occupation:  Graduate Assistant Former Occupation:  Attorney  Contact Information:  Michelle Villanueva is a student finishing up an MFA in Creative Writing – Poetry at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.  Her work has previously appeared in The Tower Journal, Floodwall …

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Caroline Taylor, 1/26/2015

workzine Jan 25, 2015

Current occupation: writer and editor Former occupation: publications director, speechwriter, and magazine editor Contact Information: Caroline Taylor's short stories have appeared in Work Literary Magazine  (two times) and other online and print magazines. She is the author of two mystery novels and one nonfiction book. …

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Charles Rammelkamp, 1/19/2015

workzine Jan 18, 2015

Current Occupation: RETIRED Former Occupation: ADJUNCT ENGLISH PROFESSOR and TECHNICAL WRITER Contact Information:  Charles Rammelkamp has published a novel (The Secretkeepers), two collections of short fiction and two volumes of poetry.  A chapbook of poems, MIXED SIGNALS, was recently published …

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Anna Lenau, 1/12/2015

workzine Jan 11, 2015

Current Occupation: Dog sitter, caregiver, day dreamer, writer. Former Occupation: English 101 Instructor at Western Washington University Contact Information: Anna Lenau is a queer, genderqueer, feminist writer, poet, and song writer/musician transplant from the Midwest to Cascadia eleven years ago, …

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Darrell Petska, 1/5/2015

workzine Jan 4, 2015

Current Occupation: Family Guy/Writer/Wayfarer Former Occupation: Engineering copywriter and editor Contact Information:  Darrell Petska worked more than 30 years as an engineering copywriter and editor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Before academia he worked as a psychiatric tech/caseworker and nursing …

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