Meet Jennifer
I’m a storyteller. I’ve spent marvelous decades as a journalist, poet, author, ghostwriter and story strategist for brands.
Nothing lives in isolation; everything is connected. Journalist. Ghostwriter. Author. Poet. Every truth exists in how I write and who I am.
Writers take a truth, an idea, an inkling and turn it into a movement, an ideaology, a manifesto.
Okay, those were my feels; here are some facts.
Jennifer is an author, ghostwriter, journalist and speculative poet. Her two books of poetry and hybrid story poems, Love, Lust, Longing & Truth and deluge in a paper cup, have five-star reviews on Amazon from readers around the world. Jennifer’s writing is a fusion of stream-of-consciousness, speculative prose and storytelling. Evocative and authentic, Jennifer’s insistent female voice reminds us of our vulnerability and strength.
She’s been a senior tech contributor at Forbes since 2012, covering science and technology and their impact on the world. She’s a special features writer for Den of Geek and Arizona State University’s Thrive Magazine. She’s a ghostwriter, seasoned speaker and hosts fireside chats at leading tech events.
Jennifer currently lives in Dallas, Texas, after living in France and Europe for more than a decade. She is writing her first historical literary fiction novel, her third book of poetry and chasing the eternal why with her lovable beagles, Gigi and Fiona, and eccentric cats, Calliope and Mary Margaret.
🌍 Where to find me (and my words)
📝 Substack
Poetry, thoughts, and the art of being human
https://jenniferkitepowell.substack.com
🪶 Medium – Personal Essays & Poetry
From speculative flash to soul-deep reflections
https://medium.com/@jennaleekp
🌀 Scuzzbucket – The Beautifully Offbeat
Featured piece: Ring of Fire
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🔗 LinkedIn
The slightly more commercial version of me
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferkitepowell/
For writing engagements, contact dantessoma [at] gmail [dot] com.
For media, podcast, or speaking appearances, contact Jennifer [at] studiostoryology [dot] com.
No PR pitches, please.