About Kayt Sukel

Kayt Sukel's writing credits include personal essays in the Washington Post, American Baby, the Bark, USAToday, Literary Mama and the Christian Science Monitor; book reviews for the online JIVE magazine; and articles on a variety of subjects for the AARP Bulletin, Continental In-flight Magazine, Healthcare Informatics, Parenting, Cerebrum, National Geographic Traveler, BrainWork and American Baby magazines, among others. She also blogs regularly about traveling as a contributing editor for Travel Savvy Mom and restaurant blogger for UpTake.com.

Kayt also works with several corporate clients in both the healthcare, education and government sectors on writing and marketing endeavors. Clients include How Stuff Works, the Vendome Group, the Dana Foundation and CorpComm, Inc.

Kayt is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) and the National Association of Science Writers (NASW). She lives in Germany with her husband and son.

NOTE: Several essays and short features are available for reprint. Please contact Kayt if you are interested in availability and rates. Thank you.

Clients and Credits:
AARP Bulletin
American Baby
American Express Custom Publishing
ArmyGermany.com
The Bark
BrainWork
Canada.com
Canon Communications
Cerebrum
The Christian Science Monitor
Connection Magazine
Continental In-flight Magazine
The Convex Group
Cookie Magazine's Going Places
Corp-Comm, Inc.
The Dana Foundation
Digital Healthcare and Productivity  
Healthcare Informatics
Healthcare IT News Europe
How Stuff Works
Inside Healthcare Computing
Irving Parent
JIVE
Kansas City Parent
Kansas City Baby
Literary Mama
MedTech Publishing
Military OneSources's Blog Brigade
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
National Geographic Traveler
Nutritional Outlook
Ottawa Citizen 
ScientificAmerican.com
Skirt!
Strut
The Tea Collection Blog
Travel Savvy Mom
Travel Intelligence
UpTake.com
USA Today
The Vendome Group
The Washington Post
Weldon Owen Publishing
WPI Communications

Kayt Sukel's writing credits include personal essays in the Washington Post, American Baby, the Bark, USAToday, Literary Mama and the Christian Science Monitor; book reviews for the online JIVE magazine; and articles on a variety of subjects for the AARP Bulletin, Continental In-flight Magazine, Healthcare Informatics, Parenting, Cerebrum, National Geographic Traveler, BrainWork and American Baby magazines, among others. She also blogs regularly about traveling as a contributing editor for Travel Savvy Mom and restaurant blogger for UpTake.com.

Kayt also works with several corporate clients in both the healthcare, education and government sectors on writing and marketing endeavors. Clients include How Stuff Works, the Vendome Group, the Dana Foundation and CorpComm, Inc.

Kayt is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) and the National Association of Science Writers (NASW). She lives in Germany with her husband and son.

NOTE: Several essays and short features are available for reprint. Please contact Kayt if you are interested in availability and rates. Thank you.

Clients and Credits:
AARP Bulletin
American Baby
American Express Custom Publishing
ArmyGermany.com
The Bark
BrainWork
Canada.com
Canon Communications
Cerebrum
The Christian Science Monitor
Connection Magazine
Continental In-flight Magazine
The Convex Group
Cookie Magazine's Going Places
Corp-Comm, Inc.
The Dana Foundation
Digital Healthcare and Productivity  
Healthcare Informatics
Healthcare IT News Europe
How Stuff Works
Inside Healthcare Computing
Irving Parent
JIVE
Kansas City Parent
Kansas City Baby
Literary Mama
MedTech Publishing
Military OneSources's Blog Brigade
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
National Geographic Traveler
Nutritional Outlook
Ottawa Citizen 
ScientificAmerican.com
Skirt!
Strut
The Tea Collection Blog
Travel Savvy Mom
Travel Intelligence
UpTake.com
USA Today
The Vendome Group
The Washington Post
Weldon Owen Publishing
WPI Communications