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Stephen Sonneveld is a recipient of the Kennedy Center/American College Theater Festival Outstanding Playwright Award, Warner Bros. Short Romantic Story Competition, had screenplays advance at the Austin Heart of Screenwriting Film Festival, was a finalist in the New York Television Festival ION First Act Competition, among regional and collegiate awards. He freelanced for MAD Magazine and currently freelances for Kappa Publishing Group, home of Pro Wrestling Illustrated and the Wrestler/Inside Wrestling.
Sonneveld founded www.PUGLISH.com in 2007 to publish children's books that cut a deeper nerve than what he was seeing in the marketplace. The inaugural publication, PANDORA'S LUNCHBOX (created with Andrew Krzak), focused on the effects of childhood bullying. Blogcritics Magazine hailed, "Unlike other books on the same subject, Sonneveld and Krzak open us up to the harsh reality of bullying," and called the book, "pure emotion."
Sonneveld's essays on socio-economic issues can be viewed at: http://stephensonneveld.wordpress.com/
Some of his acting and producing credits can be viewed at: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1899944/
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Hey Steve, you should write an Article about Muhammad Hassan (Mark Copani). I think you'll be surprised at the interest and views it will get. You are a good writer! Looking forward to the next!
I recently got to meet George a few months ago and had him sign mine (after this pic was taken), I figured it would be cool to take this picture with Randy's headband from WrestleMania V. Keep up the good work.
I fixed the formatting issues in your two most recent articles. When you paste into B/R, try using the "Paste in Plain Text" or "Paste from Word" buttons in the toolbar. Otherwise, you can highlight all or part of some text and then click the eraser button in the toolbar—this worked in your slideshow, and it doesn't affect hyperlinks.
Best,
-TC
Hey I just wrote my first B/R piece please check it out: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1127818-wwe-wrestlemania-28-10-takeaways-from-wrestlings-biggest-event
No problem, Stephen!
Thanks for the messages! I would have replied sooner but have just got a puppy in the house. Nine week old puppies are remarkably high maintenance!
I'm not worried about length after the initial article gets screened, it's just that they ask for the article they vet to be between 250 and 500 words. Tiny! I'm writing a short piece on the women's division currently, and I'll submit it and see what happens. If it gets accepted I've got a longer one focussing on the AJ/Bryan situation largely already written.
Thanks for the help! :)
Sure man.
Part IV is now up! Comments, retweets, anything appreciated!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/990579-wwes-special-mc-report-life-after-attitude-era-the-new-generation-part-ii
Just wanted to let follows of the series know part III is up!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/981076-wwes-special-mc-report-life-after-attitude-era-the-new-generation-part-i