Rosemary's CV includes stints as a dog walker, pizza place costume character, backstage ballet tech, young actor wrangler, (melo)drama program director, cow puncher, horse blanket, and green-aproned barista. But here's the stuff that's actually about writing. 

Writing as Rosemary Clement-Moore

Fiction

• Maggie Quinn: Girl vs Evil Series
  • Prom Dates From Hell 
  • Hell Week 
  • Highway to Hell
  • Brimstone 
• The Splendor Falls 
• Texas Gothic 
• Spirit and Dust 
• "Tapestry" (Short fiction) in Strange Afterlives (edited by A. Lee Martinez)

Critical Non-fiction Essays

• "Monster Recognition for Beginners" in Demigods and Monsters (edited by Rick Riordan)
• "Romeo, Ripley, and Bella Swan" in A New Dawn (edited by Ellen Hopkins)
• "Challenging the Gods" in Mind-Rain (edited by Scott Westerfeld)
• "From Factions to Fire Signs" in Divergent Thinking (edited by Leah Wilson)

Recognition

• Romance Writers of America RITA® Award (2009)
• ALA Best Books for Teens (2010, 2012)
• VOYA's "Perfect Tens" list (2010)
• TLA's "Spirit of Texas" Reading Program (2012-2013)
• Kirkus Reviews "Best Books for Teens" (2011)
• Texas Library Association's TAYSHAS Reading List (2014)

Speaking Engagements (State or National)

• Romance Writers of America National Conference
• National Council of Teachers of English ALAN Conference
• Texas Library Association Annual Conference
• Texas Book Festival
• Austin Teen Book Festival
• Siren's Conference 2014 Guest of Honor (Keynote Speaker)

Specialties

• Story concept development (or discovery).
• Pitches and query letters that deliver the core concept of a story.
• Characters that can carry a story.
• Emotional beats that add heart and depth, and reader connection.
• Interactive workshops or meetings with teen writers
• Answers to awkward teenager questions about the writer's life.

Representative Workshops/Lectures

• The Care and Nurture of Your Story Idea
• The Gothic Novel and the History of Women's Literature
• The Gothic Novel — It's not about black lipstick.
• Even Heroes Get the Blues — Finding your character's emotional voice 
• Characters You Love or Love to Hate 
• Perfecting your Pitch — Make your story sound awesome