Jamie Zvirzdin is a U.S. writer and editor living abroad in a Foreign Service family. She is the managing editor of Atomium Culture, an international NGO that promotes intersectoral discussions around science and publishes science articles in major newspapers across Europe, including El País, Il Sole 24 Ore, Der Standard, and The Irish Times. She has also written her own science articles.
Additionally, Zvirzdin edits graduate textbooks on computer programming and engineering for Taylor & Francis/CRC Press. Her freelance editing business can be found here.
She is currently working on a novel and is the editor of Fresh Courage Take: New Directions by Mormon Women (Signature Books, July 2015). Fresh Courage Take contains essays from twelve Mormon or formerly Mormon women concerning cultural pressure, freedom, faith, and identity. She is also the editor of 15 Marshallese-English children's books, which can be found here.
She has lived in Utah, Toronto, Italy, Brussels, New York, Washington, D.C., and the Marshall Islands. She is currently in Montreal but will be moving to Nicaragua at the end of 2015.
Additionally, Zvirzdin edits graduate textbooks on computer programming and engineering for Taylor & Francis/CRC Press. Her freelance editing business can be found here.
She is currently working on a novel and is the editor of Fresh Courage Take: New Directions by Mormon Women (Signature Books, July 2015). Fresh Courage Take contains essays from twelve Mormon or formerly Mormon women concerning cultural pressure, freedom, faith, and identity. She is also the editor of 15 Marshallese-English children's books, which can be found here.
She has lived in Utah, Toronto, Italy, Brussels, New York, Washington, D.C., and the Marshall Islands. She is currently in Montreal but will be moving to Nicaragua at the end of 2015.
