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Marshall
J. Cook, Madison, is a professor with the UW-Madison Department of
Liberal Studies & the Arts and a writing coach. He is the author of
21 nonfiction books. He has published three novels and will have a fourth
published this coming fall, Murder at Midnight,
from Bleak House. He has degrees in creative writing and communications
from Stanford University. He edits the newsletter "Creativity Connection"
for writers and independent publishers. His short stories and articles have
appeared in hundreds of regional and national magazines.
Contact Marshall by e-mail at mcook@dcs.wisc.edu.
Christine
DeSmet is a screenwriter, novelist, and writing teacher. Co-authored
with Peggy Williams, her true-story film script Chinaware-Fragile
was the winner of a past Slamdance Film Festival writing contest and optioned
to New Line Cinema. With Peggy, Christine has optioned other projects and
is marketing several screenplays. She's a fellowship graduate of the Warner
Bros. Sitcom Writers Workshop, a board chairperson of Wisconsin Screenwriters
Forum, and member of Romance Writers of America, Electronic Publishing Internet
Connection (EPIC), and Writers Guild of America, East. Her romantic suspense
novel, Spirit Lake, is an award-winning e-novel
for publisher Hard Shell Word Factory. Her novels are
represented by 3 Seas Literary Agency. She is also the author of short stories in Fall 2005 anthologies published by Whiskey Creek Press. She has a master's degree in journalism
from UW-Madison and grew up on a farm near Barneveld, WI. Contact
Christine by e-mail at cdesmet@dcs.wisc.edu.
Laurel Yourke, of the UW-Madison Department of Liberal Studies and the Arts, is the author of "Waiting for Beethoven" (a poetry collection) and "Take Your Characters to Dinner: Creating the Illusion of Reality in Fiction." She has received the UW-Madison Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Council of Wisconsin Writers Award for Encouragement of Wisconsin Writers. An associate director of Writer's Institute, she has taught literature and creative writing in ongoing intermediate and advanced writing workshops, School of the Arts at Rhinelander, Write by the Lake, public school and college classrooms, Distance Education courses, Elderhostel, College Week for Kids, Senior Academy, Arts Week and interactive television. She has published reviews, feature articles and print- and web-based course materials on fiction, poetry, composition, literature, and advanced creative writing. Her poetry has appeared in various university presses and other periodicals including "Wisconsin Academy Review," "The Larcom Review," "The Wisconsin Fellowship Poets Calendar" and twice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.Contact
Laurel by e-mail at lyourke@dcs.wisc.edu.
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