Susan McGuirk posts about historical fiction heroines on her free newsletter on Substack, and on her website susanmcguirk dot com. Susan worked at Anthology Film Archives, a historical film museum, where she received its Film Preservation Award and serves on the Board of Advisors. She honed her writing skills at HBO programming, composing hundreds of in-house film reviews. After running a media mentoring program at City College of New York, Susan accepted their Presidents Award. She earned a BA and MA in Media Studies from the New School and lives with her husband in New York City.
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