I heard from Stacy Barrows (fellow Physical Therapist and Feldenkrias Teacher) today, that an article on Physical Therapists as authors has been published in PT in Motion and includes comments I made in a phone interview with Donald Tepper, the editor.
I contacted Donald Tepper in March this year, to pitch him on an idea I had for an article in the magazine. He was generous with his time, and seemed genuinely interested in my experiences as a PT and Feldenkrais Teacher. In the course of that first conversation, he mentioned that he was in the midst of writing an article about Physical Therapists who were writing for the public, and that he had space for one more. He interviewed me the next morning. He was interested in the content, yes, but primarily in the process of writing and self-publishing. I spoke at length on both subjects. The following week I sent him some composite photos I had taken of the various stages of writing 'Granny, from first spiral-ring, bedside notebook, through large print and mockup illustrations, to the glossy-covered paperback.
I haven't seen it yet, but will post a link, or the full article.
PT in Motion is a magazine published by the American Physical Therapy Association.
I contacted Donald Tepper in March this year, to pitch him on an idea I had for an article in the magazine. He was generous with his time, and seemed genuinely interested in my experiences as a PT and Feldenkrais Teacher. In the course of that first conversation, he mentioned that he was in the midst of writing an article about Physical Therapists who were writing for the public, and that he had space for one more. He interviewed me the next morning. He was interested in the content, yes, but primarily in the process of writing and self-publishing. I spoke at length on both subjects. The following week I sent him some composite photos I had taken of the various stages of writing 'Granny, from first spiral-ring, bedside notebook, through large print and mockup illustrations, to the glossy-covered paperback.
I haven't seen it yet, but will post a link, or the full article.
PT in Motion is a magazine published by the American Physical Therapy Association.
From first notebook to published book.
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