Editorships
Ranson has well-established herself in the world of trade publishing as an editor and is also well-established as a poet as well as a writer of both fiction and non-fiction. Ranson has written widely about author Lewis Carroll, among many subjects and topics. Ranson-Polizzotti is now under contract with Continuum Books and is writing a full-length manuscript about Carroll as part of a series of great authors. Her articles about Lewis Carroll have been widely published and anthologized. Ranson-Polizzotti is also a member of the Society for New Lewis Carroll Studies, Contrariwise with other Carroll scholars who work and write to bring a new, contemporary and they argue more accurate understanding to the biography of Lewis Carroll. Of note is Ranson's documented contention that Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) had epilepsy, which she has documented in articles and is forthcoming in her book on Carroll.
In autumn 2009, Publisher's Weekly was the first industry publication to announce that Ranson would again launch her own imprint, much like Lumen, this called Fibonacci Editions http://www.fibonaccieditions.com/, an imprint for literary trade books which Ranson formed under the aegis of the U.S.-based publisher, Twilight Times Books, publisher Lida Quillin. The announcement that Ranson would again be working as head-of-house and acquisitions editor was a feature story in the October 26th, 2009 edition of .
Ranson-Polizzotti was named a senior editor and analyst to the political and literary journal Cyrano, edited by Patrice Greanville, Editor Emeritus Gore Vidal and Editors Noam Chomsky among others in the field. Ranson-Polizzotti has been named as a Senior Cultural & Political Analyst.
Ranson-Polizzotti has just completed a biography of Lewis Carroll and is presently working on a novel entitled, "Unnaturally Close". She is also working on a book of personal essays about singer/songwriter and Pulitzer Prize winner Bob Dylan.
She has written a great deal about Temporal Lobe Epilepsy for major health sites as well as more general news sites and again, on Wikipedia.
Ranson-Polizzotti has published widely in the IT field for her technical writings and podcasts for various organizations including Teleread, editor David Rothman.
Tant Mieux is an officially endorsed and is one few Bob Dylan sites that are selected from the many sites worldwide to be featured on Bobdylan.com, which is endorsed and run and owned by Sony BMG. Ranson's articles which are often featured read more like philosophy than criticism or interpretation. While Ranson will write music criticism and commentary and writes a successful column for Blogcritics (The List Of The Moment), she does not attempt to interpret Dylan's work but rather uses him as a way to express and convey her own thoughts. It may be this very thing that differentiates Ranson's work from that of others: Tant Mieux offers a more philosophical approach to Dylan's work. Tant Mieux does accept contributions. Recently several articles (on Twyla Tharp and Dylan's exhibit at The Morgan Library and Museum) by site contributor Evander Lomke, Avner Ohev, Oliver Trager, and others. Tant Mieux has one of the most extensive collection of images of Bob Dylan available as an archive.
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