Rosie GaynorRosie Gaynor has more than 15 years' experience helping people say what they want to say. She taught English at Roosevelt High School in Seattle for seven years and then went on to work in the marketing/PR departments of Seattle Opera, the Glass Art ociety, and NBBJ. In 2009, she ventured out on her own as a writer, focusing on her first love: dance. (She studied for 10 years as a child, in Milan and in Minneapolis). She published locally, founded the blog SeattleDances.com (which has subsequently been run by Kirsten Legg and then by Mariko Nagashima and Anna Waller), and received a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in dance journalism. Her writing eventually appeared in City Arts, Pointe, Dance, Dance International, and in the London Financial Times. She even published an article in the IEEE's Engineering Management Review on what engineers can learn from ballet dancers. In 2012, Rosie began studying graphic design at the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle, and in 2014 she founded Seattle Scriptorium-the business of beautiful communication. She has done production and/or design on the following brands and more: TCS World Travel (including their clients Four Seasons and National Geographic), Starbucks, Seattle Bride magazine, Seattle Business magazine, Holland America, Aladdin, and Alaska Airlines magazine. This is her third book. In 2014 she edited and designed the Seattle Dance Annual 2013 (free online). She recently finished design for a Regency romance she wrote way back in 1995: The Misogynistic Marquis. (!) Rosie would love to work with you on your book. Read More Read Less