Michele Kriegman

We're proud to share that Michele Kriegman's essay, 'What Language Do You Pray In?' was featured by the Community of Literary Magazines & Presses for its recent Native American Heritage Month and earlier won an AJPA Rockower Award. Michele Kriegman has written and produced with teams at ABC News, Slate, Maine Public, NTV, TV Asahi, Tokyo Broadcasting, and Info Security Professional Magazine, among others.

After nail-biting but worthy work in cybersecurity and in Japanese-English interpreting, Michele Kriegman produced and edited the 'Mobile Content Developers' & Translators’ Learner Dictionary of English-Simplified Technical English & Simplified Technical English-Japanese / STE英英・STE英和学習辞典' (1st ed. 2017 & 2nd ed. 2020).

When she worked in corporate tech she reclaimed her birth-name, Suzanne Gilbert, to write and indie publish the 2014 novel, Tapioca Fire, which is still drawing readers. The journey turned her into a genealogist, accidentally, and you can find her on social and podcasts as Michele Kriegman, Accidental Genealogist.