Timothy Sexton established himself as one of the most prolific and versatile content providers on the internet. In January 2007 he was chosen from over 50,000 eligible writers to be honored as the inaugural recipient of the "Content Producer of the Year" Award from AssociatedContent.com, a nationally recognized media company. Mr. Sexton's articles have been reviewed by many respected publications, including The Washington Post, The Winnipeg Free Press, and The VillageVoice.com. His analysis of the failure of America to embrace soccer netted him a guest appearance on a nationally syndicated radio talk show, and an article he wrote about Dick Cheney's attempt to dismantle the National Archives was chosen to be included in the course packet for a law course to be taught by the Dean of Law at Vanderbilt University. His work has appeared on Golflink.com, Trails.com, Travels.com, Ehow.com, MojoHD.com, Dreamcars.com, Disaboom.com, and Zappos.com, among others. In addition to his content on the internet, you can also enjoy Timothy Sexton's mixture of informative and entertaining writing by playing the 2006 edition of the Disney Scene-It Trivia Game. All questions and answers were written by Mr. Sexton. He co-wrote an $80,000 education grant with his wife, Skipper Sexton.
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Several of my articles have brought me a little dose of fame. Oh, not the level of fame of a Brad Pitt or a Mason Reese, mind you, but fame of the proportion of that guy who did that thing that one time. You know who I'm talking about.
Stefan Kanfer wrote a little biography of Marlon Brando and toward the back of the book he quotes an entire paragraph from an article I wrote about a little piece of Cheney known as On the Waterfront. Here is a link to the article in question.
On the Waterfront is a Piece of Propagandistic Sludge that Should Be Avoided at All Costs
Speaking of Cheney, an article I wrote about Dick's attempt to dismantle part of the National Archives in a pathetic attempt to save his criminal activities from being made public was chosen by the Dean of Law at Vanderbilt University for inclusion in a law school packet taught at that Tennessee institution of higher learning. Here is a link to that article.
Dick Cheney Tries to Abolish the National Archives in Order to Save His Own Hairy Yellow Butt
But wait, Dick Cheney also made me infamous for being one of the few people that Ward Harkavy, writer of the Bush Beat for the Village Voice, actually intimated was TOO HARSH on Cheney. Harkavy said that my article that questioned why Dick had sex with Lynne almost exactly nine months to the date after LBJ said married men without kids would become eligible to drafted to fight in Vietnam was unfair. See for yourself.
Did Dick Cheney Have Sex with His Wife One Night in October of 1965 Simply to Get Out of Vietnam?
This article was featured on IMDB's home page and was on the front page of Maxim.com for several weeks. I considered it to be just a humble little opinion piece, but it turned out to be one of my most popular and controversial articles ever. The level of venom spewed in the comments section says a lot about how seriously some people take their opinions that have been informed by public inculcation of which they are mostly unaware.
A Brief Overview of Some of the Most Overrated Movies of All Time
DemandStudios.com is one of the best places to write for on the internet, but it can present a steep learning curve for people accustomed to more creative non-fiction. Paul Bright has written an E-book that will help anyone thinking of becoming a writer for DemandStudios.com. This book will save you countless rewrites and headaches and I highly recommend it.
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