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231 Dogford Bed & Breakfast• After hearing about my work from one of my clients, Murray and Karen Washburn asked me to help them create a site that highlights their new venture, a small bed and breakfast in their beautiful home in Etna, N.H. |
— Jennifer Shu, Atlanta-based pediatrician, author, CNN HEALTH columnist and REACH MD host
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Baldi Agency• Malaga Baldi is a literary agent based in New York City. She has represented many authors over the years, and wanted to highlight their work on her new website. |
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Joanna Clapps Herman• Joanna is a New York City-based author and teacher. She contacted me to do a website that highlighted her new book, The Anarchist Bastard, a memoir about growing up as a child of Italian American immigrants in Waterbury, Conn. |
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Swallow• Author Mary Cappello of Providence, R.I., was referred to me from another client — Mary's book Swallow: Foreign Bodies, Their Ingestion, Inspiration, and the Curious Doctor Who Extracted Them explores the life of Chevalier Jackson and his collection of swallowed items that are part of the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia. |
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Jill Grimes• I have been working with Jill Grimes for some time now. She is an energetic family practitioner in Austin, Tex., who has written the book Seductive Delusions: How Everyday People Catch STDs. |
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Green Spark Farm• I met Mary Ellen and Austin Chadd when I photographed their local wedding a few years ago. The Chadds are now farming in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, and they came to me in frustration after trying to set up a website on their own. |
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Christine Montross• Christine Montross is someone I first met when she hired me to photograph her civil union in Vermont. Christine has written the well-received book Body of Work, about her thoughts and feelings toward a cadaver she worked with in medical school. She is now a psychiatrist based in Providence, R.I. |
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Julia Edelman• Julia Edelman, who is a gynecologist and menopause clinician in Massachusetts, was referred to me by another client. Julia needed a site to promote her new book, Menopause Matters. |
— Garlan Hoskin, owner of CLASSIC AUTO IMPORTS
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Finding the Doorbell• As a spin-off from her stage show, comic Cindy Pierce and her friend Edie Thys Morgan co-wrote the book Finding the Doorbell. They needed a website to promote their how-to sex book. |
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Sarah Stewart Taylor• Sarah and I worked together at the Valley News, where she was a reporter. After newspaper life, Sarah's next step was to write a well-received mystery series about a sleuthing art history professor named Sweeney St. George. |
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Fat Rooster Farm• I crossed paths with Kyle Jones and Jennifer Megyesi in 2003, when Nicola Smith and I profiled their Royalton, Vt., farm in the book Harvest After the book was published, I helped Kyle and Jennifer out with a basic website — Jennifer and I have also collaborated on two more books, The Joy of Keeping Chickens and The Joy of Keeping a Root Cellar. |
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Deborah Salem Smith• I photographed Deb's wonderful civil union in Vermont years ago; later, she asked me to create a website that features her award-winning work as a playwright based in Providence, R.I. |
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Hygeia• Robyn Jacobs came to me on the referral of another client; she was starting a new business for the treatment of women's wellness and wanted an online presence. |
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Words Matter• My wife, the talented Nicola Smith, wanted an online presence for Words Matter, her freelance editing business. |
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T.J. Waters• T.J. Waters approached me to do a site for his first book, Class 11. Since then, we've redesigned the site after the St. Petersburg, Fla., writer has had two more titles published, including the recently-released mystery Secret Signs. |
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Autography• T.J. Waters recently asked me to put together a site for Autography, a new business he put together with a college friend. It gives authors the ability to sign eBooks. |
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Jennifer Hauck• One of my co-workers at the Valley News, photographer Jennifer Hauck, asked me to create a site that features her wedding photography. |
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Classic Auto Imports• Garlan Hoskin was referred to me from another website client. Garlan was beginning to sell some of the English cars he had imported and wanted a site to showcase them. I was more than happy to help because I also have an interest in All Things Automotive. |
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Lucretia's Pieces• I worked with Tracey Dugdale at the Valley News — she asked me to create a website to promote her puzzle-making business, Lucretia's Pieces. |
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Marion W. Lent• Marion is a talented illustrator who used to live down the road from us — our daughters were born on the same day! |
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Pictures at a Revolution• Author Mark Harris was referred to me by his publisher — Mark needed a site to highlight his new book, the well-received Pictures at a Revolution. |
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Sex Crimes• As the New Hampshire and Vermont legislatures were considering more strict sex offender laws in 2006, the Valley News did a series about whether the facts in such cases are the same as what some perceive. |
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Half a Bubble Off Plumb• Writer Tom Hill was interested in posting his newspaper columns online; he had a mock-up from a graphic artist that he needed translated into HTML. |
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Tim Madigan• Author Tim Madigan approached me through a referral from his publisher to do a site to promote his book I'm Proud of You. The book by the El Paso, Tex., writer is about his friendship with the late children's television star Fred Rogers. |