FLASH FICTION: Nominee for The Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, Best Small Fictions, Best Micro Fictions. Widely published and anthologized writer of flash fiction and hybrid works, appearing in: The Airgonaut, The Collapsar, Cowboy Jamboree, DIAGRAM, Entropy Magazine, FLAPPERHOUSE, Gravel Magazine, Heavy Feather Review, Jellyfish Review, The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, New South Journal, Pidgeonholes, Revolution John, Shotgun Honey, SmokeLong Quarterly, Sundog Lit, Tahoma Literary Review, Visual Verse, Yemassee.Anthologies: National Flash Fiction Day 2016 'A Box of Stars Beneath the Bed,' Bath Flash Fiction Volume 1 'To Carry Her Home,' Pure Slush 'Five.' Short stories: Change Seven Magazine, Soliloquies Anthologies, Structo Magazine UKNON-FICTION:Essays: Essay Daily, March Shredness, SmokeLong Quarterly; Alternating Current Reviews: Change Seven: Too numerous to list; The Review Review; anneweisgerber.comJournalism: The Alaska Star, The Alaska Journal of Commerce, American Society of Newspaper Editors, New Jersey Monthly, The Madison Eagle, The Echoes-Sentinel, Courier News (Gannett), Wall Street Journal.INTERVIEWS: SmokeLong Quarterly, Words In Place, Pigeonholes, FastFlashAMAZON: amazon.com/author/weisgerber

Write critiques and reviews of literary journals, reviews, and magazines.

Write critiques and reviews of new, small press fiction, including chapbooks and collections.

Approved by the College Board to instruct both Advanced Placement Literature & Composition and Advanced Placement Language & Composition courses; Winner of the Dow Jones News Fund's persuasive essay contest October 2013 and October 2014; Instructor of Journalism I, II, III, IV; 2013 sponsored winner of the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards in Writing contest. Instructor of College Prep English Frosh and Junior. Private tutor specializing in college application essays, PARCC, and SAT preparation.

Instruct all levels of Journalism (I through IV) and advise award-winning monthly student publication. Adobe InDesign proficient. Summer 2014 Reynolds Journalism Institute Fellow. Winner of the Dow Jones News Fund's persuasive essay contest October 2013 and October 2014. Wrote board-approved curricula, meeting NJ CCCS for 21st Century Life and Career Standards as well as Language Arts, for all Journalism courses as of 2012. Member of the Journalism Educators Association, American Scholastic Press Association (First Place 2015) Columbia University Scholastic Press Association (Silver medalist 2012 and 2013; Bronze 2014), the Garden State Scholastic Press Association, and the Society of Professional Journalists

Current: Reading for Wigleaf's Top 50 2018Formerly: Assistant Fiction Editor at Minnesota-based Pithead Chapel; freelance editor specializing in small-group workshops for fiction in progress. September - December 2015: Fiction editor at Iowa-based literary journal, Indianola Review. Responsibilities include: attending to backlog of submissions for Issue 1, accepting works for Issues 1 and 2. Vet inbound submissions via Submittable portal; oversee a staff of six volunteer readers; assign work, decline or accept submissions; manage files via tagging, notes, and votes; content, line, and style editing; Chicago Manual of Style; expert communication with writers and other creative editors. Specialities include rapid response to VIP submissions, flash fiction critique, and character/POV analysis.

Thanks to my student, Zachary Olson, plus NJ Poetry Out Loud, CavanKerry Press, + The Frost Place, I will be presenting, reading, and learning at the 2017 Frost Place Conference on Poetry.

2007 Union County Magnet High School Teacher of the Year. Certified instructor via Seton Hall University's Project Acceleration. 2007 and 2008 sponsored winners of the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards in Writing contest. Top score in Praxis Series English Language and Literature Composition Content Knowledge. Managed all bookings and complete curricula-focused agenda for 3-day, 2-night field trip for 75 high school juniors to Washington, DC in both 2006 and 2007.

Elected board member, Recording Secretary, of local non-profit. Conversant in Robert's Rules of Order. Layout, design, editing, and publication of private membership directory and newsletter.

Program manager overseeing 250 full- and part-time employees. Project budgets to upwards of $19 million. Scientific testing strategies and results analysis, sales incentive programs, employee rewards programs. 1995 National Sales Award winner for over 500,000 sales. Inbound telemarketing focus on informing, persuading, and overcoming objections.