I have a long history of print and ink in my DNA since my paternal grandfather and uncle both ran presses at the old Gulf Publishing Company on Allen Parkway in Houston, TX. As a little girl, I was fascinated by the enormous machines, the typesetting of letters, and the smell of the ink. With reams of discarded blank paper, I would make up stories before I knew the meaning of the word “plot.” Today, I freelance for several regional and national publications, writing about anything and everybody. My English degree sets me apart from my journalism-degreed colleagues, thus my love of poetry. My first book of prose and verse (Gibbons Street) is now available. For more information go to Gibbons Street. Publishing credits are listed below:
Writer:
Houston Chronicle
Galveston Daily News
Coast Magazine
Houston Modern Luxury
Change Magazine
The Scene
Sasee Magazine
Gulfscapes Magazine
Arlington Heights Almanac
Life is Good Magazine
Space City Parent
The Detail Company
Redfish Rodeo Magazine
Bayoushpere Literary Magazine
Pindeldyboz Literary Magazine
The Citizen
Sage Woman Magazine
State of the Arts Magazine
Bayrunner Magazine
Baycomber Magazine
Editor:
Change Magazine
The Ice Box Murders
History of San Jacinto Credit Union
Ola Joseph, author
Stone Studio Graphics
Red Fish Rodeo Magazine
Publisher:
Edgar Literary Magazine
Speaker:
Writers League of Texas
Finding the Key; Unlocking the Chains
Seasons of Life Workshops
Books by Sue Mayfield Geiger:
Gibbons Street
Love is Ageless (contributor)
The Noble Generation (contributor)
