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Margaret Blackman
"Margaret Blackman, Brockport resident and SUNY Brockport professor of Anthropology, has turned her anthropological research skills and experience to the nonfiction essay. The author of two biographies of Native American women, she has also published essays on food and culture. Her most recent book, Upside Down: Seasons among the Nunamiut, combines ethnography and memoir."
Rich Freeman
Sue Freeman
See Rich Freeman above co-author.
Susan Gateley
Author Susan Gateley has published several books on Lake Ontario including new in 2003 "The Edge Walker's Guide to Lake Ontario Beach Combing"
David Cay Johnston
David Cay Johnston, a Brighton resident, is The New York Times tax reporter. He won a Pulitzer prize in 2001 and has been a Pulitzer finalist three other times in the past three years. The tax dodges his stories have shut down were valued by a Congressional committee at $260 and that was just for a few of them.
Over his 37 years in journalism Johnston hunted down a murderer whom the police failed to catch and won freedom for an innocent man, stopped one of the richest men in America from taking $333 million from a charity for poor children, was the first reporter to expose the brutality, political spying and ineffectiveness of the Los Angeles Police Department and caused two television stations to lose their licenses for news manipulations.
Carol Kerner
Carol Kerner is a technical writer and editor. Her work also includes information architecture and web design.
Max Lent
Georgia NeSmith
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"Georgia NeSmith is a writer, artist, and photographer living in Rochester, New York. This website contains samples of her creative work, including fiction, poetry, essays, drawings, digital art, and photography. These are provided for the public to enjoy free of charge. However, copying, reproducing, or re-distributing these works in any way (including digital forms), is prohibited without express written permission from Ms. NeSmith. High quality digital reprints of images are for sale."
Colette Shaw
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"Colette Shaw is a local novelist, balancing her feminist ideals with a deep love of rock & roll. She grew up in Upstate New York, and brought her life full circle when she returned and settled down near Rochester following the release of her first book, Won't Get Fooled Again." (New 5/06)
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Donavan Shilling
Nancy Yanes-Hoffman
Mitchell Waldman
- Mitchell Waldman is the author of the novel, A FACE IN THE MOON, and co-editor (with Diana L. May) of the book WOUNDS OF WAR: POETS FOR PEACE. He has had short stories, poetry, and essays published in numerous magazines and other publications.
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Wolf, Judy
"Writer, adventurer, world traveler, activist... Judy Wolf is a woman of many talents, not the least of which is sharing her enthusiasm for travel, the great outdoors, and people's stories. Browse her web site for a variety of articles including down-to-earth travel stories and advice."
Far From Home: Father-Daughter Travel Adventures edited by Wendy Knight. "A wonderful collection of writings about the travel adventure relationships between daughters and their fathers. A friend and fellow travel writer Judy Wolf has an essay in this collection. When Judy read her essay, The Alchemy of Dread and Daring, at a recent bookstore appearance, there was hardly a dry eye in the audience.
Any parent and every daughter with travel in her veins should read Far From Home. It will help both understand the feelings of the other about travel and adventure.
Inward and Upward - PDF (Alpinist)
Follow the author up one of the hardest routes on the tallest mountain in the contiguous 48 states under less-than-ideal conditions. "Perhaps the best description of the inner experience of climbing I've read since Joe Simpson's 'Touching the Void,'" says one outdoor educator. (Speaking of Touching the Void, keep your eyes open for the movie -- coming soon to the U.S. -- I saw it in England when it was first released, and it's simply one of the best movies I've ever seen.)
Why Women Must Ice Climb - PDF (Adirondack Explorer)
A humorous insight into the author's search for the perfect winter sport and her introduction to the challenges and rewards of ice climbing.
Wedding Season in Cambodia -(BootsnAll.com)
An invitation to a village wedding offers the author a chance to step off the tourist track -- further off the track than she expected! -- for an intimate view of local culture.
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