Anne McNulty
Anne is a freelance writer who lives in Queenstown, Maryland. She has contributed many articles to several Maryland magazines including What's Up Annapolis, What's Up Eastern Shore and Chesapeake Bay Magazine. She's written on topics dealing with education, history, boating, health and gardening among others.
After retiring from the field of education, where she worked as both a high school English teacher and a school social worker, she decided to pursue her first love, which is writing. She's been in this profession for six years. In addition to writing non-fiction articles, she's also working on a book for young adults.
In her spare time, she enjoys swimming in her back-yard pool, gardening, taking a walk, or kayaking in one of the many rivers that wind through Maryland's Eastern shore. Often she gets writing ideas during these activities.
Her family including four small grandchildren and a rather unique husband, round out her life and also provide her with lots of story -telling opportunities.
Latest Articles
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The Power of Prayer Makes a Road Detour Become a Life Detour
What began as a simple plan to change his usual route to an auto dealers' auction, become a life-changing experience for Michigan resident, Ken Hovenkamp.
Nov 23, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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"Thou Shalt Commit Adultery," Says a King James Bible Translation
This rare King James Bible is currently on display at the Folger SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY as part of its special two-part exhibit called 'Manifest Greatness'.
Oct 14, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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Microbes at Work ----Good Bugs Prevent Bad Diseases
Although it sounds ghastly, human beings who are made up of trillions of cells, are also swarming with trillions of microbes that help keep them well.
Oct 12, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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A Heart-Stopping Experience Can Soon Become Fatal
When something goes wrong with one's heart, it commands immediate and undivided attention. Time is of the essence as I recently discovered.
May 19, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy Used for First Time
Medical history was recently made when a paralyzed Alabama nursing student was injected with an experimental drug composed of human embryonic stem cells.
Apr 29, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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Do the Chemical Dyes in Food Result in Hyperactive Children?
When children munch on brightly-hued snacks and devour appetizing meals, they are also eating artificial dyes that may be linked to hyperactivity.
Apr 3, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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Great Bird Watching is Better Through the Lens of a Nikon Camera
The joy of birdwatching is enhanced when birds, such as egrets, eagles and Great Blue Herons, are magnified through the lens of a photographer's camera.
Mar 10, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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Supreme Court Decision Rules Free Speech Trumps Funeral Privacy
In an almost unanimous decision on March 2, 2011 the Supreme Court ruled that freedom of speech has to be tolerated even if it conveys messages of hate.
Mar 4, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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What Makes Marriage Work These Days?
In these uncertain economic times getting and staying married is becoming more challenging, but it's also becoming more rewarding for those who do.
Feb 24, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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Lymph Node Removal is Often Unnecessary in Early Breast Cancer
A recent study concluded that women who have early breast cancer don't necessarily require surgical removal of their lymph nodes as often prescribed.
Feb 23, 2011
- Anne McNulty
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