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SUSAN MARY MALONEWith a BS in Political Science and minors in English and Journalism, Susan Mary Malone's professional background includes working as an editor, columnist and reporter for newspapers and magazines. In business since 1993, her edited books have been featured in Publishers Weekly, and won numerous awards.Her clients include NY Times Bestselling author Mary B. Morrison, and Essence Bestselling author Naleighna Kai. Other notable edited books include: The Things I Could Tell You (Jeremy Woodson was nominated for an NAACP Literary award); O'Brien's Desk (a Publishers Weekly Spring Pick to Watch); Ida Mae Tutweiler and the Traveling Tea Party (made into a Hallmark film), among many others. With many published works to her credit, Editor Susan Mary Malone applies her skills at editing books to her own book writing, and those of her clients. Susan's success as an award-winning book author of both fiction and nonfiction, as well as her short stories, is highlighted in the list of her works below. She also participates as speaker at many literary conferences, including the Harriett Austin Writer's Conference (at the University of Georgia), the Blue Ridge Writer's Conference, the SouthWest Writer's Conference, and the upcoming Golden Triangle Writer's Conference, among others. PUBLICATION CREDITS: FICTION:
Baskerville Publishers, Inc., Hardcover Fiction In order to be a "good Christian," Nettie Rhodes has accepted her husband's authority in their marriage, and his idea of what her role should be. Although he enforces his beliefs through emotional and physical control, this is not the story of abuse. It is about the subjugation of women's minds and hearts, the subtle incarceration of the soul. But more importantly, it tells the story of awakening, and of walking out of the fog into freedom.
"Riveting..." -- THE BOOKWATCH
NON-FICTION:
with Gary L. Malone, M.D., Authorlink Press, Non-fiction Trade Paper Understanding men has baffled women since the time of Adam and Eve. But among psychiatric professionals, the mystery called man is well known. From the profound insights of a male psychoanalyst, this privileged information finally becomes public. "A MUST read..." THE MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
The Crossroad Publishing Company, Hardcover Non-fiction On October 26, 1974, during a hard-fought Alabama/Texas Christian University football game, TCU star running back Ken Waldrep ran into a wall of Alabama tacklers and landed head-first on the artificial turf. His life as a star athlete was finished. But quadriplegia couldn't slow him down. At 25, Kent formed what became the American Paralysis Foundation. As vice-chair of the National Council on Disability (appointed by Ronald Reagan), Kent helped draft the Americans with Disabilities Act. Recent advances in spinal cord injury keep proving out his belief in a cure, to which Kent Waldrep has dedicated his life. "Grippingly depicted..." -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Eakin Press, Trade Paper The ultimate fitness how-to, combining state-of-the-art nutrition and exercise, from the most successful trainer of pageant swimsuit winners to date.
RECENT SHORT-FICTION: "The Dream Delicious", Amazon.com/Shorts "Descent", Amazon.com/Shorts "Illusion of the Heart", Amazon.com/Shorts "Ladies Over Cowboys", The New American Review "Red Turns to Green", The New American Review "The Beast", The Literary Magazine "Over the Pass", WILD WOMEN, Melissa Mia Hall, editor, Hardcover Anthology, Carroll & Graf "Reba", The Literary Magazine REVIEWS:
AWARDS: The Ed Mathis Award for Distinguished Fiction, 1993 Editor at Large, Brides Noir magazine Order books from the publisher or at Amazon.com. For more information contact me at the address below. Malone Editorial Services | ||||||||
