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Cynthia MacGregor
Prolific author Cynthia MacGregor has had over 100 books published (not self-published), roughly half as print books and the other half as e-books. This does not include books she has ghostwritten. You can learn more about them on the Books page of her website, www.cynthiamacgregor.com.
In addition to books, she has written ads, catalog copy, press releases, and other business materials, website copy, and the scripts for two short promotional videos. Her articles have appeared both on the web and in print.
She has written over a dozen one-act plays, some for adults and some for kids, all but one of which were produced by the now-defunct community theatre group The Palm Springs Players—that’s Palm Springs FL, not its more famous namesake in California. Two of her one-act plays are scheduled to be staged by another South Florida theatre group, Stage Left, during their 2015/2016 season. In addition, one of her plays (for kids) was given a 12-week run in New York.
She has also written song lyrics, primarily for songs for kids.
In her editorial capacity she has edited magazines, books, web copy, and “white papers,” among other assignments. She edits books both for authors and for publishers.
For two seasons she produced and hosted Solo Parenting on WHDT in the South Florida viewing area. More recently she produced and hosted Younger Every Day, aimed at Boomers and Seniors, and broadcast on the same station.
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Mark Spivak
Mark Spivak is an award-winning writer specializing in wine, spirits, food, restaurants and culinary travel. He was the wine writer for the Palm Beach Post from 1994-1999, and was honored by the Academy of Wine Communications for excellence in wine coverage “in a graceful and approachable style.” Since 2001 has been the Wine and Spirits Editor for the Palm Beach Media Group, as well as the restaurant critic for Palm Beach Illustrated; his running commentary on the world of food, wine and spirits is available at the Global Gourmet blog on www.palmbeachillustrated.com. His work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Robb Report, Men’s Journal, Art & Antiques, the Continental and Ritz-Carlton magazines, Arizona Highways and Newsmax. He is the author of Iconic Spirits: An Intoxicating History (Lyons Press, 2012) and Moonshine Nation: The Art of Creating Cornbread in a Bottle (Lyons Press, 2014). His first novel, Friend of the Devil, is forthcoming from Black Opal Books in 2016.
Penny Polokoff
Penny (Penina) Polokoff is a renowned Ghost Writer, Public Speaker, and Author with 20-plus years of experience working in Human Service fields. She has served as a college educator and administrator and as job developer and vocational counselor for the disabled and women with barriers to success. She has provided public speaking and content writing for causes she is passionate about including domestic violence, reproductive rights, and a variety of civil liberties issues, through direct participation and grassroots activism.
Penny’s greatest success lies in her commitment to communication, interpersonal skills development, and personal growth. With over 30-years of experience in supporting her own “full life experience” she is living her ideal life, supporting others in the process of awakening to their purpose, toward her vision and intention of creating an enlightened civilization, where all are free to prosper, and live their own dreams.
Her intuitive guidance coupled with her bold dedication to being ‘the best version of herself in every breath’, living out loud, and “being the change she wishes to see in the world, Mahatma Ghandi),
Penny is a breath of fresh air that is guaranteed to bring laughter and a great range of emotion to everything she does. She is an active volunteer, author of Hero Woman and Conversations with My Daughter, and resides in Palm Beach County with her husband and daughter, and a menagerie of beloved pets.
Penny (Penina) Polokoff is a renowned Ghost Writer, Public Speaker, and Author with 20-plus years of experience working in Human Service fields. She has served as a college educator and administrator and as job developer and vocational counselor for the disabled and women with barriers to success. She has provided public speaking and content writing for causes she is passionate about including domestic violence, reproductive rights, and a variety of civil liberties issues, through direct participation and grassroots activism.
Penny’s greatest success lies in her commitment to communication, interpersonal skills development, and personal growth. With over 30-years of experience in supporting her own “full life experience” she is living her ideal life, supporting others in the process of awakening to their purpose, toward her vision and intention of creating an enlightened civilization, where all are free to prosper, and live their own dreams.
Her intuitive guidance coupled with her bold dedication to being ‘the best version of herself in every breath’, living out loud, and “being the change she wishes to see in the world, Mahatma Ghandi),
Penny is a breath of fresh air that is guaranteed to bring laughter and a great range of emotion to everything she does. She is an active volunteer, author of Hero Woman and Conversations with My Daughter, and resides in Palm Beach County with her husband and daughter, and a menagerie of beloved pets.
