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writer : kaycam@aol.com
Kay Hardy Campbell


years experience: 30

This writer is looking for an agent
SKILLS
Writing, Fiction writing
GENRES & SPECIALTIES
General fiction, History, Travel, Lifestyle, Women's Fiction, Multi-Cultural Fiction, The Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Arab Music, Saudi and Gulf Folk Music, Saudi women's issues, Islam, Book reviews, Book proposal reviews, Public speaking
LEADING CLIENTS
Saudi Aramco World Magazine
MOST RECENT PROJECTS
Letting Magic Happen, Cabin Life Magazine, March, 2010.

Strolling for the Mail - Essay in Down East Magazine, September, 2009 about finding the inspiration to keep writing.

Boundary Crossing Music - Profile of award-winning Arab-American film composer Kareem Roustom.

Harvest Gold in Spring Short story in the current Aroostook Review.

BEST-KNOWN PROJECTS
Ground-breaking feature articles on traditional culture and women in Saudi Aramco World Magazine.

Saudi Music: Alive and Well Saudi Aramco World Magazine, March-April, 2007. On-line article includes photo gallery and sound recordings. (Photography and recordings by Nicole LeCorgne).

Effat's New Roses Saudi Aramco World Magazine, January/February, 2007. Profile of Effat College (now University) with sidebar about its founder the late Queen Effat, wife of the late King Faisal ibn Abd al-Aziz.

Days of Song and Dance Saudi Aramco World Magazine, January/February, 1999. The women's days at the folklore festival of Janadriyyah.

A Heritage Without Boundaries Saudi Aramco World Magazine, May/June, 1996. Profile of Arab musician and composer Simon Shaheen.

PROJECTS ON OFFER/ PROPOSALS AVAILABLE
A CARAVAN OF BRIDES, a novel set in the world of Saudi women.

Fawzia returns home to Jeddah after attending college in Lebanon and begins secretly dating her forbidden college sweetheart. When her reckless behavior leads to her devout older sister’s death, she finds the courage to face her future in the adventurous life story of a mysterious old Bedouin woman, the last professional storyteller in Jeddah.

Set during the late 1970’s and the close of World War I, A CARAVAN OF BRIDES celebrates the power of women sharing their personal struggles as it explores Saudi Arabia's modern history from the rarely heard women’s point of view.

The novel is complete at 114,000 words.

SPECIALIZED TRAINING, WORK EXPERIENCE, HONORS
Foreign languages: Arabic and French
writer's blog: Cold Night; Distant Campfire