Johanna Neuman
Services
I love the challenge of a blank canvas, the chance to create a new impression, to delight the senses.
On hiring me for your writing project, you will get:
- A professional assessment of the scope of your project.
- A realistic time-frame for its completion.
- An estimated price based on projections of the time and research needed for the project.
- For large projects, a three-stage process to include an early draft, final draft and punch list.
- For all projects, thoroughly researched, compellingly written and unique copy.
CLIPS
Want to see what I've written in the past? Here are some of the clips that I've written for newspapers about people, places and events, as well as a chapter of my book, about the intersection of technology, business and public policy. Please contact me about your project. I know I can help.People
Look here for my my recent work, about the history Jewish fashion designers from Levi Strauss to Isaac Mizrahi. Or here for a profile of the Brookings Institution guard who foiled a Nixon burglary. You can also read my obituary of Ronald Reagan. Or my coverage of the memorial to a Georgetown socialite who had a hidden past as the first female CIA agent. More recently, I covered the Women Airforce Service Pilots, those pioneering female pilots from WW2 who are finally getting the Congressional Gold Medal nearly 66 years after their service.
Places & Events
Take a look at how I covered the National Portrait Gallery when it reopened, the unveiling of the World War II Museum, or the 80th Annual Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Books
Read excerpts from my book, Lights, Camera, War!Recent Media Mentions
Johanna Neuman is frequently quoted as an expert on media history or a veteran journalist. Click here for her latest media mention in the New York Times. And here for her recent op ed in the Los Angeles Times about Newt Gingrich and the history of political polarization.
"Johanna Neuman is an inspiring teacher, writer and believer in the craft of expression. She pushes the boundaries of creativity but always seeks truth and integrity in her writing."
-- Jen Nedeau, corporate online strategist at New Media Strategies, blogger for www.change.org
"This book, written by one of the country's most experienced and thoughtful foreign policy journalists, exploded the myth that CNN and other news media have revolutionized the practice of diplomacy. Unlike much of the crystal-ball gazing concerning new information technologies, Johanna Neuman's work is grounded in the careful study of history, where she finds that in previous technology revolutions, both diplomats and journalists have learned to get past the hype and adjust to new ways of doing business. The book should be required reading for anyone concerned with technology and foreign affairs, whether as practitioners, journalists or citizens."
-- Frank Fukuyama, author of The End of History and the Last Man
