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Carolyn Proctor has over twenty-five
years of professional experience in advertising, graphic design, and public
relations. She is former restaurant editor for Las Vegas Style, and
was the founding editor of the regional magazine Nevada Woman. Her
writing credits include articles published in Las Vegas Magazine,
Las Vegas Style, Sunworld, Bride's, Best Read Guide,
Jetsetters, Miami Metro Magazine, and HSMAI Marketing
Review, and her erotic short stories have been published in a
subscription-only magazine, Bonds of Enlightenment. A two-year
stint in the Peace Corps resulted in her first novel, Elisabeth Samson,
Forbidden Bride (Joshua Tree Publishing, 2004). Carolyn Proctor
is an experienced public speaker and teaches through Educational Outreach
at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. In 1996, she was the recipient
of the Greater Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Community Achievement award in
Communications. A graduate of Antioch University (Seattle campus),
she lives at home in Las Vegas with her husband Cork Proctor, two Border
Collies and three parakeets in various colors. |
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