I am Jane Q. Public: consumer and citizen. As I go, so goes the nation. Sometimes.
(But really, click the link.)
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I'm an editor and writer with certifications in public relations and e-Commerce. I also have a background in information technology. (In another life, I was a systems analyst.)
When I'm not editing copy for USA TODAY, I write an occasional short story or poem. My work has appeared in Calliope and the feminist journal So to Speak, and I'm a regular flash-fiction contributor to Paragraph Planet and Doorknobs & Bodypaint. Also on occasion, I interview editors for The Review Review, a comprehensive guide to literary journals and the people who produce them.
My points-of-view are collected on such esteemed outlets as Wordpress, Facebook and Twitter. The views expressed here and elsewhere are mine, not my employers'.
I live in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., with my husband, Trey, our Shetland Sheepdog, and two unhelpful-but-funny cats.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This post reflects my interest in advertising as a marketing student. No products or agencies are endorsed. Any opinions or comments about an ad are mine, not my employers’. If you’re a college student who is doing research for a paper, please don’t steal my stuff. If you use something I’ve written here, cite it — like you’re supposed to.
A reader once informed me that Carl Jr.’s had the most offensive commercials airing. I believe now that she was right.
