Anita K. Palmer
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nita K. Palmer has always turned to pen and paper to figure out what she thinks, feels, and believes. That propensity launched a career that started with editing a Christian publication (which soon went to magazine heaven — by no fault of her own, she swears). Then came 13 years on daily newspapers, followed by five as a university media relations officer. Since then she has made her way for two decades as an independent book editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, and book coach. Five years ago, free of family responsibilities, she happily stored a lifetime of possessions, stuffed her SUV, and headed for the hills of Colorado, which she testifies are full of goodness, truth, and beauty. She is blessed with many dear friends and a tiny family, including one kind and brilliant adult son.
nita K. Palmer has always turned to pen and paper to figure out what she thinks, feels, and believes. That propensity launched a career that started with editing a Christian publication (which soon went to magazine heaven — by no fault of her own, she swears). Then came 13 years on daily newspapers, followed by five as a university media relations officer. Since then she has made her way for two decades as an independent book editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, and book coach. Five years ago, free of family responsibilities, she happily stored a lifetime of possessions, stuffed her SUV, and headed for the hills of Colorado, which she testifies are full of goodness, truth, and beauty. She is blessed with many dear friends and a tiny family, including one kind and brilliant adult son.
started with editing a Christian publication (which soon went to magazine heaven — by no fault of her own, she swears). Then came 13 years on daily newspapers, followed by five as a university media relations officer. Since then she has made her way for two decades as an independent book editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, and book coach. Five years ago, free of family responsibilities, she happily stored a lifetime of possessions, stuffed her SUV, and headed for the hills of Colorado, which she testifies are full of goodness, truth, and beauty. She is blessed with many dear friends and a tiny family, including one kind and brilliant adult son.
figure out what she thinks, feels, and believes. That propensity launched a career that started with editing a Christian publication (which soon went to magazine heaven — by no fault of her own, she swears). Then came 13 years on daily newspapers, followed by five as a university media relations officer. Since then she has made her way for two decades as an independent book editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, and book coach. Five years ago, free of family responsibilities, she happily stored a lifetime of possessions, stuffed her SUV, and headed for the hills of Colorado, which she testifies are full of goodness, truth, and beauty. She is blessed with many dear friends and a tiny family, including one kind and brilliant adult son.
