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Tom CampbellPartial List of Articles and Publications |
How I Became a Technical Writer
Is Your Toga Grounded?, an unusual story about the hazards of Latin
Joe Williams - An Appreciation, March 30, 1999
Book Review: Barrier Island by Linda Armstrong and Pattie Belle Hastings, January/February 1996, Art Papers
An Introduction to Jazz Education (50-page booklet), December 1995, Southern Arts Federation
Over the years I've written a number of articles, both in my full-time jobs and as a freelance writer. This list includes some of my byline articles. I've also done a lot of work editing publications and getting them ready for the printer; this list includes only pieces I have written. If you want more information about my professional background, take a look at my résumé.
"Artworks Add Depth to Office Environment," Resource magazine, November/December 1987, LOMA
"Defending Against Policy Replacements," Resource magazine, November/December 1987, LOMA
"Beyond Toaster Ovens: Paul Revere's 'Quality Has Value' Program" (interview with Patrick L. Townsend) Resource magazine, November/December 1986, LOMA
"Nationwide President Discusses Industry Trends" (interview with John L. Marakas), Resource magazine, September/October 1985, LOMA
"Companies Help Agents Automate," Resource magazine, July/August 1985, LOMA
"New York State: Proving Ground for Life Insurance Companies," Resource magazine, November/December 1984, LOMA
"E. James Morton: LOMA's New Chairman Shares His Views" (interview with CEO of John Hancock), Resource magazine, September/October 1984, LOMA
"Office Automation: Cure for Productivity Problems?," Resource magazine, March/April 1984, LOMA
"Oglethorpe Co. is Little-Known Giant," 5/9/79 East DeKalb Neighbor
"DeKalb Might Avoid Expense of Constructing AWT Plants," 4/25/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"No Job Quotas Imposed, Claims County Officer," 5/30/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"Study Group's Cost Uncertain," 5/30/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"DeKalb LWV Wants More Women in Government," 5/9/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"Commission May Appoint Cukor," 5/9/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"Road Is Paved for Construction of East DeKalb Shopping Center," 5/2/79 East DeKalb Neighbor
"Decision Pending on Road Proposals," 4/25/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"Fourteen Sites Chosen for Park," 4/25/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"Local Citizens Worried About Airport Expansion," 4/25/79 North DeKalb Neighbor
"On the Cover: Hannibal Peterson" (Diary of an African-American), Fall 1994, Inside Arts
"'Maestro' Walton Plays on Wealth of Experience" (Cedar Walton), 7/17/92, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Despite Family's Fame, Marsalis Is His Own Man" (Delfeayo Marsalis), 7/17/92, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Sweet Honey Raises Voices in Songs of Politics and Joy" (Sweet Honey in the Rock), 2/22/91, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Tenor Saxman Johnny Griffin Wears His Emotions in His Horn," 7/6/90, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Altan's Music Keys to Gaelic Beauty," 3/16/90, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"British Family Packages Holiday with Songs of Working-class Past" (The Watersons), 11/18/90, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Singer June Tabor Finds the Right Words," 10/21/90, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Basie Band Remains True to Legacy of the 'Count,'" 9/7/90, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Years of Work Don't Mute Carter's Sound" (Benny Carter), 8/4/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Lyricism The Link Between Guitarists Pass and Hall" (Joe Pass & Jim Hall), 7/7/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Drummer Tony Williams To Strut Creative Stuff," 6/2/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Pianist Marcus Roberts Puts a Spin on Tradition," 6/2/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Saxophonist Jane Ira Bloom Playing Jazz for the Future," 5/27/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Stewart and Lunny's Singing, Humor Bring Tears of Sadness, Joy" (Andy M. Stewart & Manus Lunny), 3/24/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Jigs Are Still Up for Boys of the Lough After Two Decades of Making Music," 3/3/89, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Blues Dazzler Johnny Shines," 10/21/87, Southline
"Utopia of Yin" (Kitaro), 9/23/87, Southline
"Let's Jam!" (Improvisation), 7/15/87, Southline
"Killer Juju" (King Sunny Ade), 6/17/87, Southline
"Singing Out on a Limb" (Betty Carter & Carmen McRae), 4/22/87, Southline
"Choirs in the Head, Honey from Rocks" (Bernice Johnson Reagon), 3/11/87, Southline
"Porkpie Hats Reconsidered" (David Murray), 2/25/87, Southline
"Jazz Optimists" (George Adams-Don Pullen Quartet), 1/28/87, Southline
"Today's Hottest String Quartet" (Kronos Quartet), 11/19/86, Southline
"Silly Wizard's Highland Magic," 10/8/86, Southline
"Struggling To Be Free" (Sheila Jordan), 9/10/86, Southline
"Absolute Master" (Gil Evans), 6/4/86, Southline
"Genius At Play" (James Newton & Jaki Byard), 4/9/86, Southline
"Keyboard Romantic" (Michel Petrucciani), 3/26/86, Southline
"Decrying the West" (Anthony Braxton), 3/12/86, Southline
"Angels of Protest" (Sweet Honey in the Rock), 2/26/86, Southline
"Fun Jazz from a Nimble Voice" (Bobby McFerrin), 11/13/85, Southline
"Performance: Mal Waldron," July/August 1984, Jazziz magazine
A Blinding Flash of the Oblivious - Memory loss and you.
See another side of an unusual place: Cumberland Island at Midnight.
A tribute to Virginia Igou, my great-aunt, who lived to be 100.
An account of my quest to make the perfect cornbread.
"In Step With Folk Dance" (cover story, Leisure Guide section), 3/14/92, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Game Review: Blarney, 1/20/88, Southline
"The Wonder Effect: A Chat with SF Author Frederik Pohl," 8/5/87, Southline
"Wasteland," 5/27/87, Southline
"Focus on Christmas Gifts for Children," 12/3/86, Southline
"The Literate Worlds of Brian Aldiss," 3/19/86, Southline
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