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Chick Talk Dallas
Chick Talk Dallas started over an argument I had with a former
editor who disagreed with my use of the term ‘bridezilla’. He didn’t
know what it meant and didn’t see a need to include it in a story
about dozens of brides-to-be grabbing dresses, shouting, “I said no
tulle!” and otherwise causing very unladylike mayhem at a local
bridal venue. Not to hate on the men folk but Chick Talk isn’t
limited to the pages of glossy girl mags or the life styles sections
of newspapers. I want to create a place where ordinary (and
extraordinary) women in and around Dallas County (and guests) come
to meet, greet, speak, share, comment, disagree, laugh and do what
women do. It’s a site for women to discuss issues important to us.
Real Women. Real Discussion.
This is the place to share stories, interviews and the life triumphs
of women you should know about. The content and discussion is
generated from the greater Dallas community of women writers and
bloggers and you can participate. Send a
blog item, newstip or story idea, leave a
comment and, hey, buy some merchandise while
you’re at it. Help support us. Spread the word sisters!
Founder/Editor
Chick Talk Dallas is the hatchling of Joanna Cattanach, a former Dallas Morning News staff writer/news assistant. A graduate of Baylor University, she currently works as a freelance writer and writing instructor in the Dallas area where she and her husband call home. Follow her on Twitter.
Joanna is a local freelance writer and writing instructor. She began
as an op-ed writer for her college newspaper and still maintains
that fiery spirit in her work. She is a regular contributor to
Pegasus News, Dallas South News, Blog Her and She Writes.
Check her out!
Recent news:
The Dallas Morning News:
Starving a marriage can end up feeding it, too
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/opinion/points/stories/DN-cattanach_05edi.State.Edition1.1695e01.html
How this Texan caught World Cup fever
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/opinion/viewpoints/stories/DN-cattanach_10edi.State.Edition1.db7dbe.html
Fort Worth Star Telegram/DFW Magazine:
Female boxers look for their turn in the ring
http://www.dfw.com/2010/06/16/293307/female-boxers-look-for-their-turn.html
Fiery women's organization is about more than guns and ammo
http://www.dfw.com/2010/02/17/236747/fiery-womens-organization-is-about.html
Read more DFW magazine stories by Joanna Cattanach
http://events.dfw.com/sp?aff=11000&keywords=Joanna+Cattanach
