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Karyn Zoldan is freelance writer with aspirations of becoming a syndicated columnist.
Some of these articles and blurbs are available as reprints; please inquire. If there's no link, it means the
articles are in print only. Clips can be provided to interested parties.
Hungry? Check out my restaurant reviews and Noshing Around columns.
Arizona Daily Star – Over 225 (and counting) luxury real estate advertorials
Yum! (Winter 2006) - Organic Odyssey
Tucson Guide (Winter 2006) – Coffee Break
Healthy Referral - Understanding the Risks of Ortho Evra and Depo Provera
Tucson Lifestyle Home & Garden (May-June 2006) – Taking Root in Patagonia
Tucson Lifestyle Home & Garden (Jan-Feb 2006) – Artists in Residence
Tucson Lifestyle (Dec 2005) – Sometimes More Is More
Tucson Lifestyle Home & Garden (Nov-Dec 2005) – Eclectic in El Encanto: Seeing Red
Tucson Lifestyle Home & Garden (May-June 2005) – Hip Hacienda
Tucson Home - Autumn 2002 – House of Hobbies
Tucson Home – Winter 2002 – Cucina x 3 or Home with Three Kitchens
Her Auto – Should Dogs Wear Seatbelts?
Inside Tucson Business - Dotcom Tucson
Wise City – Made in the Shades
Aprimo – Marketing Hype: Why It Doesn't Work on the Web
Her Auto – Your Guide to Car Buying
Wedding Bells magazine – 4 articles with a Southern California focus
"Ambience for Rent"
"Getting There in Style"
"Indigenous Inspirations"
"Giving Back"
ZDTV – Computers and the SATs
ZDTV – Sites Real Teachers Use
ZDTV – How to Organize Trips to the Computer Lab
Home Office Computing magazine – Dumb and Dummy
Access Magazine – short "bookmarks" suitable for filler
About 100 delicious restaurant reviews and 250 short restaurant blurbs for parts of Southern California (LAX, South
Bay, Long Beach, Orange County).
Spotlighted in the October 4, 1999 issue of Content-Exchange
Karyn Zoldan is a writer who brings humor to her work whenever possible. She says, "I think
humor is underutilized whether it be for business, gardening, restaurant reviewing, or person-on-the-street profiles. Information is overwhelming and paralyzing so it may as well be humorous, too."
She seeks to be "a cross between Erma Bombeck and Margo Kaufman ... teetering on the edge of comedic brilliance." She provides a variety of freelance writing and editing services, and
specializes in such varied topics as restaurant reviews, weddings, greyhounds, food service, Southern California culture, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things.
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