Nancy J. Nordenson

Selected Works

Essays
Ontology
Harpur Palate, Summer 2009
A Place at the Table
Relief, Spring 2009
Of Things That Fall and Things That Stand
North Dakota Quarterly, Forthcoming Spring 2010
Waves and Oscillations
Desert Call, Fall 2008
Nothing Can Separate
Relief, Fall 2006, Editor's Choice Creative Nonfiction
Books
Just Think: Nourish Your Mind to Feed Your Soul
With thinking as spiritual practice, mind meets soul and both are bound together.
Medical Writing
Freelance Medical Writing Services
Medical/health writer with more than a decade of experience

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Ontology
Summer 2009 issue of Harpur Palate, a themed issue entitled "The Long and Short of It."

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A Place at the Table
Volume 3 Issue 1 of Relief. This will be my second essay in this journal. Now available for pre-sale at the journal's website.

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Of Things That Fall and Things That Stand
Forthcoming in late 2009 in North Dakota Quarterly. This essay is about the collapse of the I-35W bridge in Minneapolis.

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Waves and Oscillations
Published in the Fall 2008 issue of Desert Call.

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Nothing Can Separate
Published in the premier issue of Relief and included in The Best of Relief, Volume 1. Still available for purchase at the journal's website.

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Just Think: Nourish Your Mind to Feed Your Soul
My first book, published by Baker Books in 2004.

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Freelance Medical Writing Services

A decade of medical/health writing experience in a wide range of medical fields and a variety of formats including monographs, executive summaries, slide kits, syllabi, abstracts, product bulletins, book chapters, review articles, reference book articles, training manuals, web content, patient information, CD-ROM-based programs, and meeting reports.

© 2003–2009. All rights reserved. Nancy J. Nordenson.