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Born
Jacqueline Leigh Ross in Kansas City, Missouri, in
1977, Jackie Lieberman graduated from Drake University
in Des Moines, Iowa, with a bachelor’s degree
in magazine journalism in 1999. While in school she
learned from the best, working as a freelancer for
the Better Homes and Gardens website during her senior
year and as an intern for Field & Stream and The
Kansas City Jewish Chronicle during the summers before.
Shortly
after graduation, Jackie moved to New York and became
an editorial assistant for Family Life magazine. In
2002, she attended the French Culinary Institute and
soon went on to work in the food department at Woman’s
World magazine, where she eventually became an associate
editor and the author of a weekly household hints
column.
In
June of 2006, Jackie left Woman’s World to freelance.
Most days, she writes and edits from her home in Scotch
Plains, New Jersey, where she lives with her husband
Eric, son Noah, daughter Evelyn, parakeets and a silky terrier
named Lacey. |