Kellie M. Walsh is a writer, editor, Web content and development strategist, and organizer of all things.
Her writing has appeared in PopMatters, The Rumpus, and Creative Nonfiction, among others, and on the sites of Fortune 500s, nonprofits, and seven-piece jazz bands. In her spare time she is working on a book about a flag that stalked a drummer around the world.
Kellie lives with her husband and an army of houseplants in the New York City area.
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Upcoming
Writing: Kellie has been tapped to write a regular column at Used Furniture Review.
Latest
Writing: “Ralph Steinman awarded 2011 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, dies at age 68″ — feature with media curation, The New York Academy of Sciences.
Renowned for his discovery of dendritic cells, the cell biologist and immunologist died Friday of pancreatic cancer, just days before the prize announcement.
Writing: “The Rumpus Interview with Hot Head Show” — feature/interview, The Rumpus.
As the opening band left the stage, before the house lights had lifted, a stocky gentleman with plastic cup in hand barreled toward the bar. He pointed, snapping his fingers through the air, and yelled to his buddy, “That was the shit!”
Or did he say, “That was shit?”
In production
Web Development, Information Architecture, & Content Strategy: Overhaul of content and design of Web site for New York Downtown jazz band, including launch and integration of a photo, clippings, and sound archive. (Phase 1 recently launched.)
Ongoing
Web Management and Development, Information Architecture, & Content Strategy: Management, strategy, build, design, organization, writing, editing, and maintenance of Web sites of one of the oldest scientific societies in the United States.