A little bit of everything and more in between with writer and ballroom dancer Jennifer Anne Gordon

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This week on the show we have author and dancer Jennifer Anne Gordon. Before we get into it, here's her bio.

Jennifer Anne Gordon is an award-winning ballroom dancer, performer, and choreographer, she studied acting at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, as well as English and Art History at University of New Hampshire. Past jobs have included professional actress, a magician’s assistant, a gallery director, an artist, a burlesque performer, as well as a horror novelist.

Her mixed media artwork showcases her love of the late Victorian and Edwardian Era, as well as her passionate love for showgirls, burlesque, and vaudeville. Her work is in private collections throughout the world, and has been showcased in calendars, perfume labels, and has been featured in Somerset Studio Magazine, as well as Mixed Media Art Magazine.

Her first novel, “Beautiful, Frightening, and Silent” was published by Breaking Rules Publishing in late winter 2019. Her second novel “From Daylight to Madness” will be published during summer of 2020.

When Jennifer is not busy writing or performing, she is an avid traveler who loves to photograph abandoned and forgotten places.

Victoriana is the first published collection of Jennifer’s work.

I'll be honest, I was dealing with some stuff when I recorded this episode, so we kind of drifted to a lot of things, from feminism in gothic literature to keeping a business afloat when everything is falling apart to keeping the creative spark alive and lots of stuff in between.

Listen to this episode if you want to learn:

The benefits of slow multitasking
How to transition your creativity and stay alive when everything it falling apart
Why creativity feels different depending on the medium
Why we need art
How to deal with grief

...and more.

If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to check out Jennifer's website at:

www.jenniferannegordon.com

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