After leaving Wyoming where she grew up in the 1960s, Margaret Benshoof-Holler lived and taught in Boulder, Colorado, Jakarta, Indonesia, Madrid, Spain, and Malmo, Sweden before moving to San Francisco where she now writes and teaches at City College of San Francisco.

Margaret Benshoof-Holler is a journalist, a writer of fiction, a poet, a teacher. Her articles and essays have covered a range of topics focused on social issues. Margaret has expertise in the areas of writing from one's roots, women's issues, multicultural issues, western history, adoption, teen pregnancy, and women's history.

She has been featured on radio and TV including WBAI, New York City - 99.5 FM Pacifica Radio Arts Magazine, NPR affiliate KALW, 91.7 FM's "Health, Mind and Body" in San Francisco, CA; KPFA 94.1 FM's "Cover to Cover" in Berkeley, CA; San Francisco's KGO AM 810 morning news; FM 107 WFMP Radio's "Lorie & Julia Show" in St. Paul, MN; WBEB FM's "The Women's File" in Philadelphia, PA; KMPS-FM morning news, Seattle, WA; WBEB 101-FM, Philadelphia, PA "The Women's File." "Women's Voices" on KZYX-91.5 FM Radio, Mendocino, CA; WGNY-AM's "Today's Women" in New Windsor, NY; NPR affiliate WFSS 91.9 FM's "Women's Voices, Women's Lives" in Fayetteville, NC; Manhattan Neighborhood Network cable channel 34's "Woman's Connection (sm)," New York, NY."

Margaret Benshoof-Holler is available for readings, speaking, and interviews worldwide. To set up interviews, speaking engagements or readings, contact: publicist.