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Shawntelle Madison is a web developer who loves to weave words as much as code. She\u2019s the author of a forthcoming urban fantasy series from Random House\u2019s Ballantine Books.\u00a0 Her first book, COVETED, will be released in May 2012. When she\u2019s not writing, she works with several local St. Louis web design firms, one of them Hot Damn! Designs, as a consultant. She\u2019s worked with WordPress for over 5 years and loves to help authors create themes to establish their presence on the web.<\/p>\n

Shawntelle’s Session:\u00a0WordPress for Authors, Publishers, and other Content Providers<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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