Maggie Hohle Resume March 2016
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Maggie Hohle is a freelance writer and translator based in Petaluma, CA. She has a BA from St. John's College and has studied graphic design, typography, intensive Japanese, and social media marketing. Since 1985, she has written books, magazine articles, and website content on creative entrepreneurs. She has authored nine books and translated many books from Japanese to English. In her spare time, she volunteers in her community by writing for non-profits and serving on her city's parks commission.
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![Maggie Hohle
maggietext@comcast.net 128 Vista View Place, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-888-6960
http://www.maggietext.com http://www.takumitranslate.com
Education
B.A. St. John’s College, Annapolis, MD
Graphic Design and Typography, Penn State University
Intensive Japanese, Penn State University
Professional Social Media Certificate, Sonoma State University
Experience
Since 1985, I have written and edited books and magazine articles, as well as
marketing, advertising and website copy. I have worked with editors and
production staff on dozens of different types of projects. I have built my writing
career on features about creative, entrepreneurial individuals based on personal
interviews and original research. I pride myself on finding and revealing to the
reader the relatable person inside even the most famous public figure. I have
authored dozens of magazine and newspaper articles and nine books. I’ve co-
translated many books [Japanese/English] and promoted dozens of others.
In my spare time, I give back to my community by designing and carrying out
marketing plans and fundraisers and writing for non-profit websites. I’m also on my
city’s parks commission.
Some Published Work
Books
Spiritual Passports (Portable Museums, Chicago)
Matchibako: Japanese Matchbook Art of the 20s and 30s (Mark Batty
Publisher, New York)
12 Japanese Masters (Graphis, New York)
Architecture and Society; John Ciardullo Associates (Edizioni, New York)
Y.M.D.: Ancient Arts, Contemporary Designs (Robundo, Tokyo)
Japanese Working for a Better World (Honnoki, Tokyo)
Magazines/Newspapers
Graphis; Dwell; Idea; Journal of Architecture & Building Science; Winds (JAL inflight
magazine); Japan Quarterly; Chil Chin Bito (Japanese housing magazine); Japan
Times (daily paper); Asian Wall Street Journal; Asahi Evening News; Kodomo Pia
(Japanese magazine); Ikebana International; Petaluma Patch; Sonoma Life
Magazine; Theme (New York); Metropolis (New York)
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- 2. Self-employed freelance non-fiction writer and translator, particularly of profiles of independent businesspeople in creative fields 1985-Present Freelance Japanese-English co-translator in design, other creative fields, with clients ranging from the Kenya Hara Design Institute (MUJI art director) to various large and small publishers 1999-Present PR Liaison for Mark Batty Publisher, New York 2004-2007 PR Liaison for Art Directors Club, New York 2004-2006 Volunteer PR liaison for non-profits Petaluma Small Craft Center, North Bay Rowing Club 2009-Present Skills, Interests, Compatibility Excellent research, interview, writing and editing skills Able to work simultaneously towards multiple deadlines Value communication both within teams and with clients