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Contributors to Daily Plate of Crazy ™ share their insights, expertise, humor, and more.

D. A. Wolf

D. A. Wolf is a writer, editor, and independent marketing consultant. Her writing has been published in print and around the web. She is the founder of Daily Plate of Crazy ™ and is a regular contributor to Huffington Post, The Good Men Project, Purple Clover, and Divorced Moms.com. D. A. holds degrees from Wellesley College and the Wharton School. Follow her on Twitter at @BigLittleWolf, on Facebook at MyDailyPlateOfCrazy, and learn more at D. A. Wolf.com.

Heather Robinson

Heather Robinson is a travel writer and photographer who resides in the south of France. Her writing has been published in magazines in France, elsewhere in Europe, and in Asia. You may visit Heather at Lost in Arles.

Andrea Clement

Andrea Clement is a career advice columnist, writer, and communications professional with a background in medical sales, training, and healthcare recruiting. For 11 years, she was the Guide to Health Careers for About.com now VeryWellHealth.com. She has contributed to books, journals, websites and has made media appearances on television and radio. She is currently a marketing executive for a healthcare staffing firm. Visit her blog, No Parents No Problem. Follow Andrea on Twitter at @AndreaSantiago, or connect with her on LinkedIn.

Scott Behson, PhD

Scott Behson, PhD, is a Professor of Management at Fairleigh Dickinson University, a busy involved dad, and an overall grateful guy. He runs Fathers, Work, and Family, a blog dedicated to helping fathers better balance work and family, and encouraging more supportive workplaces. He also writes on work and family issues for Harvard Business Review (HBR) Blogs and The Good Men Project. Scott is the author of the newly released (2015) book, “The Working Dad’s Survival Guide: How to Succeed at Work and at Home.” He lives in Nyack, NY with his wife, Amy, and son, Nick. Contact him on Twitter (@ScottBehson), Facebook, LinkedIn or email.

Brian Sorrell

Brian Sorrell has worked as a cook, typist, computer programmer, woodworker, bicycle repairman, and university lecturer. In February 2012, he and his family packed up their house in California and relocated to Auckland, New Zealand, where Brian writes about life as a stay-at-home-dad at “Dadding Full Time” and life as an expat at “Root Beer in New Zealand“. Visit Brian at Dadding Full Time on Facebook, Root Beer in New Zealand on Facebook, @DaddingFullTime on Twitter, or connect with him on LinkedIn.


Daily Plate of Crazy ™ is currently adding contributors in specific subject areas. If you are interested in writing for Daily Plate of Crazy and would like additional information, please contact BLW @ dailyplateofcrazy.com.

 

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  1. Cherie says

    June 2, 2015 at 5:46 pm

    Hi D.A.,
    So glad you stopped by from the Contessa’s blog. Love her. I love meeting new and exciting bloggers so thank you for reaching out. I went on your blog to find your shoe category, but couldn’t find it. Let me know where I need to look.

    So glad to meet a fellow shoe lover.

    Cherie
    Style Nudge

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