Home | Interview | Column | Quark Park | Film Review
Kimberly Nagy, Founder
In 2006, Kim Nagy founded Wild River Review with Joy E. Stocke; and in 2009, they founded Wild River Consulting & Publishing, LLC. With more than twenty years in the field of publishing, Nagy specializes in market outreach and digital media strategies as well as crafting timeless articles and interviews. She edits many of the writers who appear in the pages of Wild River Review, as well as clients from around the world.
Nagy is a poet, professional writer, and dedicated reader who has interviewed a number of leading thinkers, including Academy-Award winning filmmaker, Pamela Tanner Boll, MacArthur Genius Award-winning Edwidge Danticat, historian James McPherson, playwright Emily Mann, biologist and novelist, Sunetra Gupta and philosopher Alain de Botton.
Nagy received her BA in history at Rider University where she was influenced by professors who stressed works of literature alongside dates and historical facts–as well as the importance of including the perspectives of women and minorities in the historical record. During a period in which she fell in love with writing and research, Nagy wrote an award-winning paper about the suppression of free speech during World War I, and which featured early 20th century feminist and civil rights leader, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
Nagy continued her graduate studies at University of Connecticut, Storrs, where she studied with Dr. Karen Kupperman, an expert in early contact between Native Americans and the first European settlers. Nagy wrote her Masters thesis, focusing on the work of the first woman to be accepted into the Connecticut Historical Society as well as literary descriptions of Native Americans in Connecticut during the 19th century. Nagy has extensive background and interest in anthropological, oral history and cultural research.
After graduate school, Nagy applied her academic expertise to a career in publishing, in which she worked for two of the world’s foremost publishers—-Princeton University Press and W.W. Norton—as well as at Thomson, Institutional Investor Magazine,Routledge UK, and Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic.
In Nagy’s forthcoming book, Triple Quest, mythology and literary classics provide the map for her epic quest–to find a lineage of role models and thinkers that feed the author’s hunger to live deliberately and with dignity in the 21st century.
EMAIL: knagywrr@gmail.com
WEBSITE: www.KimNagy.com
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/iknagy?ref=profile
TWITTER: kimnagy
ALL ARTICLES BY KIMBERLY NAGY:
ART – INTERVIEW – Pamela Tanner Boll – Dangerous Women: Creativity, Motherhood, and the World of Art
ART – INTERVIEW – Suzanne Opton and Michael Fay – The Human Face of War
COLUMN – The Triple Goddess Trials: Fire in the Head: Brigit’s Mysterious Spark
COLUMN: The Triple Goddess Trials: Introduction
COLUMN: The Triple Goddess Trials – Meeting Virginia Woolf at the Strand
COLUMN: The Triple Goddess Trials: Me and Medusa
COLUMN: The Triple Goddess Trials: Aphrodite and the Lightbulb Factory
COLUMN: The Triple Goddess Trials: Goddess of Milk and Honey
COLUMN: The Triple Goddess Trials: Kali’s Ancient Love Song
FILM REVIEW – Who Does She Think She Is?
INTERVIEW – Create Dangerously- A Conversation with Edwidge Danticat
INTERVIEW – Keeping Time: A Conversation with Historian James McPherson
INTERVIEW – Paul Holdengraber – The Afterlife of Conversation
INTERVIEW: An Interview with Rush Holt
INTERVIEW: Journey into the Male & Female Brain: An Interview with Tracey Shors
INTERVIEW: Labor of Love: An Interview With Architect Kevin Wilkes
INTERVIEW: Practical Mystic–Robert Moss: On Book Families, Jung and How Dreams Can Save Your Soul
INTERVIEW: The Art of Connection: A Conversation with Alain de Botton
LITERATURE – The New York Public Library at 100: From the Stacks to the Streets
MIDDLE EAST – The Other Side Of Abu Ghraib — Part One: The Detainees’ Quest For Justice
MUSIC – INTERVIEW – Beata Palya – The Secret World of Songs
NEW FROM WILD RIVER BOOKS – Brief Eulogies at Roadside Shrines
PEN WORLD VOICES – The Chador and the Walled Homestead: Modern Poetry of Pakistan
PEN WORLD VOICES – INTERVIEW: Georgian Writer David Dephy’s Second Skin
PRESS RELEASE- Wild River Books: Surprise Encounters by Scott McVay
PRINCETON – INTERVIEW – Dorothea von Moltke and Clifford Simms: The Web and Community, Part 2
PRINCETON – INTERVIEW: Boundless Theater: An Interview with Emily Mann
The Slow Web Movement: Wild River Review’s Philosophy on the Media
The Slow Web Movement: Wild River Review’s Philosophy on the Media
What a Difference a Word Makes: A conversation with Pakistani Poet and Translator, Waqas Khwaja
WORLD – MIDDLE EAST – The Other Side of Abu Ghraib – Part Two: The Yoga Teacher Goes to Istanbul
| © 2009 Wild River Review | ISSN: 1932-362X | Terms of Use | Sign Up for Our Mailing List |