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- Diane Sismour
- Diane Sismour is the CEO of her own company, Sismour's Janitorial Co. LLC, for over 20 years. You can find her at commercial construction sites or managing office maintenance contacts. She is now shifting gears back to the occupation of writing. Diane has written poetry and fiction for over 35 years, starting with Journalism, Children's stories, Middle-grade adventures, as well as Science Fiction and Young Adult novels. Recently, she has added the Romance genre and Teen Historical Horror to the list. She enjoys creating a good plot and characters to make a story come alive. Diane is the founder of Network for the Arts and connects thousands of artists with workshops, events, and publishing news every day. She discusses the Network for the Arts and Writing as a guest speaker on radio talk shows all over the country and as a guest author for blogs, newspapers and magazines. Her credo: The Network for the Arts has taught me that my writing continues to evolve and my readers deserve the best work I can craft.
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