Portfolio

Editing Experience

• The Sad Son by Claire Hartson (2019)

• Presidential Spirits by Dan Coonan (2019)

• Jackrabbit by Crawford Smith (2019)

• The Game by Eric C. Williams (2019)

• Adventures of Loki by Susan Kenny (2019)

• History Quest by Lisa Hawkins (2019)

• The Zodiac Revisited by Michael Cole (2019)

• Not Just Kids by Methlinie Dasanayake (2019)

• My Lover Is a Freedom Fighter by Rana Shubair (2019)

• Pilots in Peril! by Steven Otfinoski (2016)

• For the Love of the Chicago Cubs by Lew Freedman and Marty Strasen (2009)

• The Untold Story of Henry Knox: The Man Who Saved Boston by Danny Kravitz (2015)

• The Election of 1860: A Nation Divides on the Eve of War by Jessica Gunderson (2016)

• Haunted America: Ghost Stories and True Tales of Terror by various authors (2011)

• Armchair Reader Goes Hollywood by various authors (2010)

• Granny and the Gay Guy by James Pauley Jr. and Charlene Potterbaum (2011)

• The Split History of the D-Day Invasion: A Perspectives Flip Book by Michael Burgan (2018)

• Elephant Bill and Bandoola’s Daring Escape by Steven Otfinoski (2018)

• Notre Dame Football: Yesterday & Today by Marty Strasen (2008)

• Tommy McKnight and the Great Election by Danny Kravitz (2016)

• Smithsonian: Exploring the 13 Colonies (series—various authors) (2017)

• Sailing to Freedom by Jessica Gunderson (2018)

• Extraordinary Bridges: The Science of How and Why They Were Built by Sonya Newland (2019)

• The Untold Story of the Black Regiment: Fighting in the Revolutionary War by Michael Burgan (2015)

• The Apollo 13 Mission: Core Events of a Crisis in Space by Kassandra Radomski (2014)

• Pepper’s Travels with Marco Polo by Nancy Harris (2016)

• That Figures!: A Crash Course in Math by Danielle Hammelef (2015)

• Stranded in the Sierra Nevada: The Story of the Donner Party by Danielle Smith-Llera (2016)

• Cassia’s Diary: The Story of One Girl's Adventures in Ancient Rome by Andrew Langley (2018)

• Ghostly Encounters: Terrifying Tales of Paranormal Encounters by Jeff Bahr (2013)

• Green Bay Packers: Yesterday & Today by Chuck Carlson (2009)

• Armchair Reader: The Extraordinary Book of Lists by various authors (2007)

• Mythology Around the World: Greek Myths by Eric Braun (2019)

• Adventures in STEAM: Computers by Claudia Martin (2019)

• It's Your World!: A Crash Course in Social Studies by Kathiann M. Kowalski (2015)

• Awesome Engineering: Skyscrapers by Sally Spray (2018)

• World Changing Inventions: The Invention of the Telephone by Lucy Beevor (2018)

• Brain Games: Improve Your Memory by the editors of Publications International, Ltd. (2011)

• Amazing Festivals: 100s of Hometown Celebrations by Donald Vaughan and Eric Peterson (2011)

• Baby Boomers: From Acid Rock to Acid Reflux by the editors of Publications International, Ltd. (2006)

• Pocket Prayers for Women: Simple Prayers of Love by the editors of Publications International, Ltd. (2011)

• Sailing with Leif Eriksson by Nancy Harris (2018)

• The Making of a Champion: A World-Class Ice Skater by David Preston (2005)

• 365 Things to Do Before You Go to Heaven by various authors (2011)

• Armchair Reader: The Book of Unusual Knowledge by various authors (2012)

• Mrs. Magee’s Unusual Plants by Kelly Gaffney (2017)

• Immigration Today: Immigrants from Mexico and Central America by Emma Carlson Berne (2019)

Throughout a career that has spanned 17+ years, I have edited nearly 200 books. Most children's books were part of a series of 4 or more books, but in the interest of saving space (i.e., bandwidth), I'll only list a selection of my favorites here. If you'd like to see the entire list, I'd be happy to provide it for you.

Writing Experience

Although I identify more as an editor than a writer, during my career, I have had the opportunity to write a handful of books. Being a huge fan of the band U2 and the Chicago Cubs, the highlights of my career thus far as an author have been writing U2: Changing the World Through Rock ’n’ Roll and some stories in For the Love of the Chicago Cubs. Prior to a concert in Chicago in 2015, I had the honor of giving a copy of the U2 book to the Edge, who also signed a copy for me.

Click the following links to view my résumé or contact me if you're ready to get started by sending me a sample of your text to review.