A bit more about me...
I grew up in a car industry family in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, USA. At Michigan State University, I studied Political Science/International Relations, and interned at the U.S. State Department in Washington, D.C. I also attended conferences at the European Union in Brussels and for the Atlantic Council in Denmark. After deciding against a career in government, I shifted to journalism. My first published article appeared in Lansing Metropolitan Woman Magazine when I was 20 years old.
I'm married to a German psychotherapist and have two dual citizen daughters. We've lived in Essen, Germany since 2007. Contact me at: freelance@anikascott.com |
Photos:
Header -- Essen from the main train station
City of fools -- from Bildarchiv Cologne
One family, one legacy -- a classic Ford, from Wikimedia Commons
Mahler's missing manuscript -- from Lost to the World
Escape in the desert -- Cover by Pearl Luke for "The Witch's Mark"
Stories for fun and charity -- Cover for Lulu version
Thriller in progress -- a captured German soldier in Stalingrad, Wikimedia Commons
Website copyright Anika Scott 2011
Header -- Essen from the main train station
City of fools -- from Bildarchiv Cologne
One family, one legacy -- a classic Ford, from Wikimedia Commons
Mahler's missing manuscript -- from Lost to the World
Escape in the desert -- Cover by Pearl Luke for "The Witch's Mark"
Stories for fun and charity -- Cover for Lulu version
Thriller in progress -- a captured German soldier in Stalingrad, Wikimedia Commons
Website copyright Anika Scott 2011
