Gregory McNamee is a writer, journalist, editor, photographer, and publisher. He is the author or title-page editor of forty books and more than seven thousand periodical publications, including articles, essays, reviews, interviews, editorials, poems, and short stories. He is the editor of Zócalo, an arts-and-culture magazine covering Tucson and southern Arizona. He is a consultant, contributor, and contributing editor to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and a contributing editor to and regular reviewer for Kirkus Reviews. Gregory operates Sonora Wordworks, an editorial and publishing service, and has been involved in the publication of more than five hundred books.
He is the publisher of Polytropos Press, and a research associate at the Southwest Center of the University of Arizona and a lecturer in the Economics Department of the Eller College of Management there. Gregory ghostwrites for several business blogs maintained by national consumer and interest groups, and he is a behind-the-scenes consultant to numerous nonprofit organizations and private firms. He is also a member of the Speakers Bureau of AZ Humanities, and gives courses and talks on writing, publishing, journalism, media and technology, and cultural and environmental issues.
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