Whether writing journalism or fiction, Maggie is motivated by a desire to tell people's stories; to provide a voice for the voiceless, a platform for the overlooked and a glimpse into lives often unseen.
Maggie has over twenty-five years experience in journalism, marketing and communications.
Her articles have been published in a wide range of titles including company newsletters, national magazines and international newspapers. She has written on subjects as diverse as women's fashion and international trade.
She has organised fashion shoots in London and reported from refugee camps in Darfur.
Her clients have ranged from charities to large corporates . Her broadcasting experience includes hosting a radio show and being co-host of the PropertyDevelopmentLive podcast.
Under the bylines Margaret Ann McShane and Maggie McShane, she has had articles and press releases published in magazines, corporate publications, local newspapers and by international media. (You can read some of their titles below*)
Maggie has also been interviewed by Radio Clyde; Real Radio; BBC Radio 1; BBC Radio Scotland; Radio 4; STV.
Her articles have been published in a wide range of titles including company newsletters, national magazines and international newspapers. She has written on subjects as diverse as women's fashion and international trade.
She has organised fashion shoots in London and reported from refugee camps in Darfur.
Her clients have ranged from charities to large corporates . Her broadcasting experience includes hosting a radio show and being co-host of the PropertyDevelopmentLive podcast.
Under the bylines Margaret Ann McShane and Maggie McShane, she has had articles and press releases published in magazines, corporate publications, local newspapers and by international media. (You can read some of their titles below*)
Maggie has also been interviewed by Radio Clyde; Real Radio; BBC Radio 1; BBC Radio Scotland; Radio 4; STV.
*The Guardian - My Weekly - Daily Record - Glasgow Evening Times - Sudan Tribune - every local newspaper in Scotland - SCO - The Voice
