BiographyJacqueline Simenauer, a native New Yorker, is the coauthor of six books, some of which involved major national studies. They include the best-selling Beyond The Male Myth, Husbands and Wives, Singles: The New Americans and Not Tonight Dear. Articles about her books have appeared in most of the nation's magazines and newspapers including TIME, Washington Post, New York Times, USA Today, and cover stories in Readers Digest, Ladies Home Journal, Self, Redbook, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and US magazine. Jacqueline was a columnist for the New York Post and she has also appeared on over 100 radio/ "I even got a letter from The White House asking for a copy of my 'Singles' book. They were impressed by the fact that the book was based upon the first and only comprehensive national study of single people in the U.S." Because so many friends and family members asked her how to get a publisher or an agent, she decided to become a literary agent. She began with one client, her coauthor. "After a while I was overwhelmed with material" she says. That's when she teamed up with fellow writer/ "Carole and I are a good pair, and I think we complement each other. Carole has written over 1,000 articles on widely diverse topics such as medicine, business, sports, and lifestyle. She has also served as the primary editor of more than twenty four published books. "We both still keep our hands in the writing bin" Jacqueline says. |
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