Professional Background
- MA English, University of Missouri-St. Louis
- BA English, Lindenwood University
- Previous adjunct at Maryville University, Concordia
University-Wisconsin, and Sterling College
- Editor of the The Mid Rivers Review 2001-2005
- Host at Open-Mic Nights at SCC's "The Coffeehouse" -
2000-2005
- Editor of Sermon from a Compost Pile
- Author of The Cheaters: The Walter Scott Murder, A
Quick Guide to Writing a Book: From Ideas to Publication, Silent
Justice, An In-Depth Study of Winfield, Missouri
- First Place - Richard Spahmer's Creative Writing for Short
Fiction
- Published poetry and short fiction in small literary
magazines
- Former newspaper journalist for feature articles
- President of Tula Publishing, Inc.
- Co-founder of the St. Louis Publishers Association, its
past president and public relations director, 1997-2000
- Former vice president of the St. Louis Writer's Guild, 1997
- Guest speaker and panelist - TV, radio, organizations,
libraries, colleges and bookstores
- Member of the following organizations and clubs:
- Small Publishers Association of North America
- Publishers Marketing Association
- St. Louis Publishers Association
- St. Louis Writers Guild
- Missouri Center for the Book
- Friend of the Library
- Sierra Club
- St. Charles Community Club Faculty Association
- Community Relations and Marketing Branch Committee at
SCC
- Professional Development Planning Committee at SCC
- Sabbatical Committee at SCC
- National Public Radio (NPR)
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