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FALL 2008 ISSUE
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Laurie E. Notch is a published author of nonfiction, fiction, and cyber graphic novels. She has lectured at Tufts University among other colleges in the U.S., Europe, Africa, and Asia.
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She is the President and Managing Editor of IdeaGems Publications and the President of Wasted Minds Media Group, Inc. whose projects include Cube Ghouls, a feature film musical “zomb-edy,” the documentary, Spanking Tinkerbell: Exploring Taboos in Suburban America and Strange Attractors, a reality TV program that investigates the odd and extraordinary. In 2007,Laurie published her first novel, The Spoiler: An Inter-temporal Mystery. Laurie has been a guest on the Donahue Show (1980) and Debra Nigro’s First Wives World (2007) along with various radio interviews in the US and abroad for her work for the 1988 Olympics.
Contact Laurie at ideagems@aol.com
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Penelope Davidsen (nom de plume, Beth Barnett) is a screenplay writer and novelist in Southern California. She is a contributing writer and editor for Adventures for the Average Woman and is involved with Wasted Minds Media Group, Inc. as writer and project developer.
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Her works include the murder mystery novel, Pretty Blond Girls, a book of gothic poetry, and comprised a novel of short stories. Published short stories, interviews, and poetry. Penelope grew up in Massachusetts and has been a writer for 15 years.
Contact Penelope at pandorasbox616@yahoo.com
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Mary Regan is a media/PR specialist with Anyway! PR. She has been a contributing editor for Adventures for the Average Woman and is the primary promoter for Wasted Minds Media Group, Inc. and its film projects, including the feature film production, Cube Ghouls.
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Elizabeth Wyrwicz is our new kid on the editing block. She has taken on the onerous task of redesigning our entire layout!
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She is also a very talented fantasy artist and graphic designer who currently resides in Maine. Growing up in New England she takes most of her inspiration from the natural beauty of ‘home’. A brand new recruit, she hopes to bring a creative attitude to the group! Lissa is also the creative editor for The Maine Signal, as well as working solo as a freelance artist.
Contact Elizabeth at: slushanator@gmail.com
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Other Contributors Include:
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A native of Portland, Maine and youngest of 8, Mary has a diverse background in media/PR, administrative, and campaign work. With an initial career track in journalism, Mary has since branched out to do freelance public relations promotions for various clients ranging from local artists to commercial clients through her Anyway! PR consultancy as well as her freelance subcontracted work for BrandME Marketing in South Portland.
She has worked in many capacities within radio, TV, and print, from running camera on a newscast, anchoring a radio news update, or doing copy editing for a newspaper. A versatile writer, she can write ad copy, news copy, and press releases and can also read or sing ad copy! Mary thrives when working to bring ideas and people together to make things happen and is invaluable during strategy brainstorming sessions.
Ms. Regan holds a B.A. in Communication from the University of Southern Maine. She is a lifelong learner, having taken graduate level public policy courses at the Muskie School, and has a Certificate in Public Speaking from having taken the Dale Carnegie Course. In her spare time, she enjoys singing, reading, exercising, spending time with friends, photography, and traveling.
Contact Mary at meregan@nc.rr.com
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For the past 3 years, Adventures for the Average Woman has been a stepping stone for writers on the arduous climb up the steep path to publication.
It has been our honor and privilege to be the first opportunity for many writers to get their start as well as to help promote the books of up-and-coming writers.
Although we are but a small piece in the publishing puzzle, we have contributed to the careers of dozens of writers to date. Here’s what some of them have to say:
“You have done a lot for me, giving me a stage to display my work and support in your oh so kind e-mails.” - Margaret C. Elam, Author of The Gift www.wolfetales.com
“I will always remember you for giving me that chance that allowed me to believe in myself and my work.” - Genita Hill, author of My Very Special Brother, www.mailmombooks.com
“...simply stated, you're awesome.” - Michael Mehas, Author of Stolen Boy, www.stolenboy.com
Thanks Laurie. [My story] looks great! And thank you very much for the picture you chose for my page. It's beautiful! I look forward to seeing the hard copies.” - Ali Alavi, Author of The Tombland’s Tale.
“Thank you for your encouraging and kind words!” - Beate Boeker, Author of Wings to Fly.
“Thanks for the wonderful spot for High Spirits in your e-zine.” - Dianne Salemi, Author of High Spirits.
“You're absolutely the best!” - Christy French, Author of The Body Guard and the Dog Show
We’re looking for stories, articles, poetry, and artwork for our Winter Issue.So send us your submissions now and get published today!
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