Barbara Lovenheim has written on lifestyle and the arts for The New York Times, New York, The Wall Street Journal, and many major magazines. She is the author of Survival in the Shadows: Seven Jews Hidden in Berlin, Breaking Ground: A Century of Craft Art in Western New York, and other books.
Art Direction/Design:
Susan Huyser has designed books for The American Folk Art Museum, New York City Ballet, Ford Foundation, and brochures for various profit and non-profit organizations. She and Ms. Lovenheim have worked together on many projects.
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Deborah Harkins was an assigning editor at New York magazine for more than 20 years, the articles editor of The Modern Estate, a columnist for The New York Daily News, and a free-lance editor for many book publishers. She is co-editor of TTN’s New York Chapter News.
Heather Bauer, RD, CDN, is a nationally recognized nutrition expert and founder of Nu-Train, a New York City-based diet and nutrition counseling center. She is the co-author with Kathy Matthews of Bread Is the Devil and The Wall Street Diet. She has appeared on CBS and CNN and has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and many other major media.
Claire Berman has written nine books on such topics as caregiving, divorce, step parenting, and adoption. She was a contributing editor at New York and has written for The New York Times Magazine, Parade, Reader’s Digest, and other national magazines.
Louise Bernikow is the author of nine books, the founder of two Women's Studies Programs, a Fulbright Fellow, and a women's history consultant. She has been bringing the forgotten activists of the past to life in lectures around the state.
Patricia Bosworth is a contributing editor for Vanity Fair and co-chair of the Biography Seminar at NYU. She has written biographies of Montgomery Clift, Diane Arbus, and Marlon Brando and has published frequently in The New York Times, Esquire, The Nation among others.
Suzanne Charlé has written for numerous publications, including The Nation, House Beautiful, and The New York Times, where she was a freelance assigning editor for the Magazine. She has co-authored many books including Indonesia in the Soeharto Years: Issues, Incidents and Illustrations.
Rona Cherry has written about health and wellness for The New York Times Sunday Magazine, The Ladies’ Home Journal, Vegetarian Times, and many other publications. She was the editor-in-chief of several national magazines, including Fitness and Longevity. She is currently an editorial consultant with regional publications and nonprofits.
Eleanor Foa Dienstag has written extensively on health and aging for the John A. Hartford Foundation. Her articles on health and medical issues have also appeared in Medical Life, Upstate, Catalyst, and Discoveries magazines.
Katharine Davis Fishman is the author of Attitude: Eight Young Dancers Come of Age at the Ailey School, Behind the One-Way Mirror: Psychotherapy and Children, and The Computer Establishment. She has written many articles for The Atlantic Monthly, More, New York, Town & Country, and numerous other magazines.
Kim Johnson Gross is the author of What to Wear for the Rest of Your Life and co-creator of the Chic Simple book series. She was Fashion Editor at Town & Country, Style Director at Avenue, Fashion Director at Esquire, and columnist for InStyle and More magazines.
Robin Marantz Henig is a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine whose last article was “What Is It About 20-Somethings?” She has also written 8 books about health and medicine, most recently Pandora’s Baby and The Monk in the Garden.
Ruth J. Katz is currently the Style Editor of Promenade magazine and has covered service, shopping, and design for more than 20 years as an editor at Redbook, Colonial Homes, Classic Home, The Modern Estate, and New York Home magazines; she wrote for many years for The New York Times and New York magazine and appeared weekly on Fox TV as the Home Services Editor. She is the author of five books.
Grace Lichtenstein is a former New York Times reporter and bureau chief, the author of six books and a contributor to numerous national magazines.
Mary Marino is the co-founder and editor of Flashionista.com, a fashion website for women over 45 that is published twice a week. Mary was a designer in the fashion industry for 25 years.
Lisa Martineau, a former foreign correspondent for The Guardian, published her first novel, All The Old Familiar Places, last year. Her biography, Politics & Power: A Biography of Barbara Castle (a Financial Times biography of the year) has just been re-issued. She teaches creative writing at The Hudson School.
Wendy Moonan has been writing about architecture, design and antiques for 20 years for The New York Times, Town & Country, House & Garden, Architectural Digest, and Veranda. She also covers fine art for VandM.com
Margery Stein, a former editor at The New York Times and at several national magazines, writes about travel, health, business, and lifestyle issues for major consumer publications. She also consults, edits, and provides content for a range of online sites.
Ellen Stern was a writer and editor at New York, GQ, and The Daily News. She is the author of Gracie Mansion: A Celebration of New York City’s Mayoral Residence.
Nancy Weber is at work on The Life Swap: the Novel, a sequel to her 1974 memoir about trading places with another woman. A French Culinary Institute grad and longtime caterer, she happily answers NYCitywoman readers’ food questions pitched to nancywriternyc@gmail.com.
Grace W. Weinstein is the author of Men, Women and Money and a dozen other books on personal finance and relationships. She was a columnist for The Financial Times and Good Housekeeping and has written for many national magazines.
Doris Goldstein has written on jewelry, design, and antiques for Art & Auction, Art & Antiques, Town & Country and other publications.
Emily Sachar is a Pulitzer Prize-nominated book author and award-winning journalist who ran the Web sites for Ladies’ Home Journal, Better Homes and Gardens, MORE magazine and Reader’s Digest. She currently writes for Crain’s New York Business and is the legal columnist for AARP Bulletin, among many other publications.
Kate McLeod has written for Edmunds.com, ForbesAutos.com, Houston Chronicle, The New York Daily News and is the author of Beetlemania, The Car That Captured the Hearts of Millions.
Linda Tagliaferro has been a freelance writer for 21 years and an artist all her life. She freelanced for The New York Times for 9 years, and is the author of 9 books for adults and 30+ nonfiction books for children. She’s also a contributing author of four travel books published by National Geographic.