TROPIC OF CALIFORNIA

I love Big Sur (grew up in Nor. Cal, near the coast and among the redwoods). And I love Henry Miller (first trip to Paris, I read Tropic of Cancer cover-to-cover, absolutely stunned). So when I got the chance to contribute to Public Fiction‘s second issue THE GOLD RUSH/MANIFEST DESTINY (coinciding with LA’s Pacific Standard Time), I figured a story on my West Coast road trip to the Henry Miller Library in Big Sur to be a perfect fit. Thank you Lauren Mackler for inviting me to contribute. An issue that’s so much about promises, impulses, ambition and transformation strikes a chord with me and so many of us here in LA and in the wild, wild west!

Shannon Randall
Shannon is a writer and creative consultant with expertise in brand strategy, entrepreneurship, social responsibility, arts and entertainment. With clients including Fortune 500 companies, small businesses and non-profits, Shannon describes her editorial style as positive storytelling. Take her new and already popular Bio Bootcamp and she'll positively help you whip your "About You" into shape. CLIENTS: Disney, Target, Netflix, Billabong, Alternative, Filson, Sierra Club, Global Green, NRDC, Rock the Vote, Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, Relief International. EDUCATION: Masters from UCLA School of Public Affairs, specializing in Media & Communications; Bachelors from UC Santa Barbara in Biological Sciences & International Affairs
www.shannonrandallcreative.com
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