Anne Cassidy writes whenever she has the chance: in a rocking chair on the deck, curled up on the couch, on her way to work (luckily, she takes public transportation). Anne has been writing magazine articles for 25 years. Her essays have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Christian Science Monitor and many other publications. A generalist by choice, she has written magazine articles on everything from walking her kids to school to what you can catch in public restrooms (not that much, as it turns out). She’s been published in Woman’s Day, Family Circle, Good Housekeeping, Redbook, Parents, Working Mother, McCall’s (where she was an editor for four years) and many more magazines. She’s written two books, and has appeared on the “Today Show” to discuss one of them — Parents Who Think Too Much (Dell). Anne is an instructor at the Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland, and the editor of Georgetown Law, the alumni magazine of Georgetown University Law Center.

Read the following articles published recently in Woman's Day magazine:
Make Your Dreams Come True
Land Your Dream Job in Tough Times
Women Who Are Saving the Earth
True Stories: One Person Who Changed My Life

Read Anne’s essay published in The Washington Post: At a Crossroads in Life, a Trail to Rediscovery

Read Anne's Blog: A Walker in the Suburbs

To reach Anne: annecassidy@earthlink.com