Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789

EXPERIENCE

Writer specializing in women's issues, theater and the arts.

Books: Best Plays of 1993; A Collection of Theater Reviews (Farber Publishing, forthcoming)
Best Plays of 1992: A Collection of Theater Reviews (Farber Publishing, 1993)
The Evolution of Feminism in the Theater (Farber Publishing, 1991)
The French Woman: Breaking the Stereotype, by Mimi St. Pierre (Birnblass Press, 1988)
A Tale of Caracas, by Esteban Bolivera (Carolina Publishers, 1985)
Plays with corresponding reviews (multiple authors) published by Carolina Publishers in
International Theater, 1982.

Articles: Currently theater columnist for The New York Review and editorial writer for Woman Magazine. Credits include:
Equality, Eve, Family, The Feminist, The Great Debate, Guide to Broadway, Men's World, Mother Earth, New York Theater Guide, NOW, Our World, Parent And Child, The Renaissance Reader, Teenage America, Today's Woman

Corporate Clients: United Feminists, New York Theater Association

Editor: 1977-81: Contributing Editor, The Feminist
1973-76: Copy Editor/Proofreader for various clients
1970-72: Manuscript Submissions Coordinate, Non-Fiction Division, Carolina Publishers
1964-69: Senior Editor, The Renaissance Reader
1962-1963: Editor, Mother Earth
1960-1961: Assistant Editor, Our World

EDUCATION

Adelphi University
Garden City, NY
Bachelor of Arts in English Literature
Minor: Journalism

L'Ecole d'Avignon
Avignon, France
Semester Abroad

Universidad de Cordoba
Corboda, Spain
Semester Abroad