Jamie Zvirzdin is a U.S. writer and editor living abroad in a Foreign Service family. She is currently pursuing an MFA in Writing and Literature from Bennington College. She writes both fiction and non-fiction. In particular, she enjoy particle physics and science writing, as well as anything that subverts expectations. She currently resides in Montreal.
Zvirzdin edits and publish science articles for Atomium Culture and edits graduate textbooks on computer programming and engineering for Taylor & Francis/CRC Press. Her freelance business can be found here.
Zvirzdin is pronounced zŭh-VUR-zdĭn, from an emigrating great-grandpa from Lithuania. The name supposedly means "gravel" because the family lived by some gravel. They were geese herders (in the gravel?).
Zvirzdin edits and publish science articles for Atomium Culture and edits graduate textbooks on computer programming and engineering for Taylor & Francis/CRC Press. Her freelance business can be found here.
Zvirzdin is pronounced zŭh-VUR-zdĭn, from an emigrating great-grandpa from Lithuania. The name supposedly means "gravel" because the family lived by some gravel. They were geese herders (in the gravel?).
