Kim
Barrington Narisetti has worked for The Wall Street
Journal as a copy and layout editor; TheStreet.com as a Senior
Editor overseeing the copy and editorial tech departments; Advertising
Age as the Assistant Managing Editor; and The Source magazine
as Managing Editor. Kim, who holds a B.A. in Journalism from Howard
University, also served as an adjunct professor at New York’s
Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism for
three years. The “semi-retired” journalist spent 3
½ years in Belgium so speaks very bad French; and is currently
living in New Delhi, India, with her husband Raju and daughters
Leila Isabel, 7, and Zola Isabel, 3, still speaking very bad French
and has added some very bad Hindi to the mix.
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Sheridan
Becker is the author of two highly noted travel
books in the Savvy in the City series: New York and San Francisco
(St. Martin’s Press). This globetrotting gal has previously
lived and worked in New York, San Francisco, Hong-Kong, Brazil,
and Moscow. For the past seven years, she has been residing in
Brussels, Belgium, where she divides her time between being a
full-time professional mom to Wiley, 6, and Alexander, 5, and
a frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal Europe’s
Style Journal and Child Magazine. Sheridan holds a B.A. in Literature
and Art History from New York University.
Erzsi
Deak grew
up believing that her Hungarian last name, “Deak,”
meant “royal scribe,” but recently learned that it’s
closer to “Clark” or “Clerk.” The noble
belief was good while it lasted. A journalist for more than 30
years, Erzsi has covered fashion and children’s features
from Alaska to San Francisco to Paris. She has tramped the Alaska
Pipeline looking for environmental problems and worked as a camp
counselor managing the craft hut. She does dishes and windows,
when she has to. She is the International Coordinator and sits
on the Board of Advisors of the Society of Children’s Book
Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI). Erzsi lives in Paris, France,
with her husband and three daughters—all long out of diapers.
They have no pets—though everyone else in Paris seems to
have a dog.
Dharmistha
Bradley worked as a senior graphic designer in
a major computer retail company in England after graduating with
a B.A. in Graphic Design from the Nottingham Trent University
in 1996. She was Art Director for Asia-City Publishing Company
in Hong Kong, before moving to New Delhi, where she currently
runs art workshops for children, paints murals and expresses her
own artistic tendencies through figurative painting, mostly acrylic
on canvas. Dharmistha illustrated children’s picture books
Pretty Prickly Patty Porcupine and All of Me. She lives with her
husband, Nicholas, and their son Krishna Solomon, 5, in a leafy
neighborhood of south Delhi.
Tina Rajan is an
illustrator cartoonist who has been running her own firm, Tinatoons,
for almost 20 years. She has an interesting body of work and an
enviable clientele to her credit. Some of her recent work has
been for Vogue, GQ, UNICEF and YPO. Over the years, Tina had dabbled
in various design forms and illustrating for children’s
books is a new feather in her cap. She illustrated children’s
picture books Find the Colors, Foodies from A to Z; Xanthe, a
book for tweens, and a sketch book, I Saw Delhi. An eye for photography
in her free time, Tina stays in New Delhi with her 7-yea r-old
daughter, Ria.