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Diane Freed joined the agency in 2006. She is primarily interested in nonfiction: health/fitness/nutrition, women's issues, memoir, baby boomer trends, parenting, popular culture, self-help, humor, young adult, and topics of New England regional interest.
Diane has worked as a book packager in the Boston area, and has owned and managed an independent publishing services company providing editorial and production services to major book publishers, including Addison-Wesley / Pearson, McGraw-Hill, and Harvard Business School Press. Her titles include a book series on the airline industry (McGraw-Hill) and the Addison-Wesley Web Wizard guides. She has done extensive freelance editing and proofreading for her clients also. At Wellesley College, Diane facilitated a book publishing collaboration that incorporated Stone Center theory of women's development into college texts. She was production supervisor of the trade computer book division at Addison-Wesley. At U.S. News & World Report, Diane edited a reference book on the Vietnam war and supervised editorial production of The Human Body book series. She has coordinated book promotional campaigns for Time-Life Books. Diane has a B.S. in journalism from the University of Illinois.
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