Deborah Burst
Freelance Writing & Photography
Freelance Writing & Photography
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A freelance writer and photographer, Deborah enjoys writing outdoors in the piney woods of
Mandeville, Louisiana. One day it’s the porch swing, another on the back deck, but never far away
from deer grazing in the back woods or hummingbirds fighting over the feeders.
A degree in Media Arts and Business Studies from Tulane University combined with a 30 year
career with Hibernia National Bank and IBM offered the necessary credentials to start Deb's
Freelance Writing and Photography.
Click on the published clips page for a look at her latest work including local, regional and national
magazines: Southern Breeze magazine, Times of the Island, Northshore Report, Old House
Journal, Louisiana Life, and Louisiana Road Trips magazine,
Deborah has more than 500 published articles earning thirteen writing/photography awards in the
last five years and serves as a photography judge for the Louisiana Outdoor Writer's Association
Youth Journalism Contest.
Check out her verbal essay, "Eye of the Hurricane," on the Mississippi Public Radio website,
Deborah is a member of the Pen Women Association, the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association
and member of the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival.
She has appeared as a moderator for a 2008 Tennessee Williams Festival travel panel and a
panelist for their 2009 blogging panel.
Deb has also co-founded the Northshore Literary Society to help grow literary endeavors in the
Greater New Orleans region. For more details visit www.northshoreliterarysociety.com.
Mandeville, Louisiana. One day it’s the porch swing, another on the back deck, but never far away
from deer grazing in the back woods or hummingbirds fighting over the feeders.
A degree in Media Arts and Business Studies from Tulane University combined with a 30 year
career with Hibernia National Bank and IBM offered the necessary credentials to start Deb's
Freelance Writing and Photography.
Click on the published clips page for a look at her latest work including local, regional and national
magazines: Southern Breeze magazine, Times of the Island, Northshore Report, Old House
Journal, Louisiana Life, and Louisiana Road Trips magazine,
Deborah has more than 500 published articles earning thirteen writing/photography awards in the
last five years and serves as a photography judge for the Louisiana Outdoor Writer's Association
Youth Journalism Contest.
Check out her verbal essay, "Eye of the Hurricane," on the Mississippi Public Radio website,
Deborah is a member of the Pen Women Association, the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association
and member of the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival.
She has appeared as a moderator for a 2008 Tennessee Williams Festival travel panel and a
panelist for their 2009 blogging panel.
Deb has also co-founded the Northshore Literary Society to help grow literary endeavors in the
Greater New Orleans region. For more details visit www.northshoreliterarysociety.com.
