Ghost Wanderers, A View from a Blond and Creative Coverage Blogs
In addition to acting and script writing, Kelley also writes short stories that includes Ghost Wanderers characters Sophia Gardeen, a medium with a dark past who works for the Supernatural Channel where her show Ghost Wanderers is produced. She also posts stories about Ghost Hunter Jack Bronson's haunted childhood. Click here to read the Ghost Wanderers Blog.
Kelley's other blog- A View from A Blond - is about her own life as a wife, mother, actor, director and a non-profit advocate. This blog has had over 40,000 readers since it started in 2011 and is regularly viewed in countries as diverse as the United Kingdom, India, Saudi Arabia, Russia and the Ukraine. Click here to read A View from a Blond.
Kelley's most recent blog Creative Coverage is about the high cost of bad business and how organizations of any size can benefit from learning how to improve what they do from the interview process, picking a board, and teaching their staff how to lead. The blog uses a touch of humor to get the point across. Click here to read Creative Coverage.
In addition to acting and script writing, Kelley also writes short stories that includes Ghost Wanderers characters Sophia Gardeen, a medium with a dark past who works for the Supernatural Channel where her show Ghost Wanderers is produced. She also posts stories about Ghost Hunter Jack Bronson's haunted childhood. Click here to read the Ghost Wanderers Blog.
Kelley's other blog- A View from A Blond - is about her own life as a wife, mother, actor, director and a non-profit advocate. This blog has had over 40,000 readers since it started in 2011 and is regularly viewed in countries as diverse as the United Kingdom, India, Saudi Arabia, Russia and the Ukraine. Click here to read A View from a Blond.
Kelley's most recent blog Creative Coverage is about the high cost of bad business and how organizations of any size can benefit from learning how to improve what they do from the interview process, picking a board, and teaching their staff how to lead. The blog uses a touch of humor to get the point across. Click here to read Creative Coverage.
