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Freelance Writing

Bill Cissna has written advertising, brochure and public relations copy since 1974.
A part-time travel and copywriter from 1991 to 1998, he worked full-time in the
travel & tourism trade from late 1998 to early 2004.
Today, he writes on travel,
people profiles, the arts and other subjects for a variety of publications.

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Plays, Novels and Other Fictions

For full details on plays written since 2006, click here, or on the "Plays" button to
the left. My blog about writing and encountering plays
can be found here. Novels
to date are
A Simple Murder and Fictionography of a Mental Coward. Earlier short
fiction
can be found here.

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Voiceover Work

Bill has used his voice as a singer over the years, and sometimes, for radio and
V/O. After fall 2009 training and professional production of demo recordings
(commercial and narration),
Bill can create professional voiceover work from
his home digital recording space or at your regional, central North Carolina
studio.

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For more about Bill's experience, click on "
About Me."
For examples of articles and placements, click on "
What I Do."
Bill Cissna
Freelance Writer, Playwright
and Novelist
Website contents copyright 2006-2011, William D. Cissna
I have two novels available as e-Books
on Kindle and Nook - genre detective
novel A SIMPLE MURDER and
coming-
of-age (and light parody)
novel FICTIONOGRAPHY OF A MENTAL
COWARD
. Most recently, A SIMPLE
MURDER is now also available
in hard
copy through Amazon.com.
Just search
"Bill Cissna."

At The Shrine - was at the inaugural
The Top :10 short play fest at the
Franklin Park Arts Center, Purcellville,
VA, August 5-7, 2011.

My short script, "Communication Gap,"
w
as part of Evening of Short Plays
#24
, Drama Center Theatre,
Greensboro Cultural Center,
Greensboro, February 10-13, 2011.

About the one-night reading of Bill's
second full-length play script, "All
About Faith" (January 28, 2011 at
Theatre Alliance in Winston-Salem).

About the October 2010 world
premiere of "Conversations in a Cafe."
Photo by Gene Stafford