About WIWP

Wandering in the Words Press publishes everything from literary fiction and memoir to young adult novels and genre work in both print and ebook formats. Editor and journalist Jennifer Chesak pilots the endeavor, which aims to help authors get their works into readers’ hands quickly and efficiently—and polished to perfection. 

WIWP offers a self-publishing solution for authors looking to cut through all the red tape associated with getting a book to market. Authors maintain total control over their books and can create their own brands surrounding their work. Jennifer Chesak’s pro editing services will get your book spruced, goosed, juiced, and ready for the masses. WIWP offers a menu of services such as writing consultations, writing coaching, developmental editing, line editing, final proofing, formatting, and publishing on IngramSpark.  

ABOUT JENNIFER CHESAK

Jennifer is a Nashville-based freelance journalist, editor, and adjunct professor with more than two decades of experience and a Master of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University's Medill.

Her writing has appeared in Washington Post, The Daily Beast, Prevention, Runner’s World, Trail Runner, Women’s Running, Healthline, Greatist, Levels, Real Simple, Parents, Better Homes and Gardens, and more. She also serves on Healthline’s Medical Integrity Team and operates as a fact checker. In addition to editorial work, her cornucopia of clips showcases a robust lineup of content marketing for several global and national brands.

Teaching is also a passion for Jennifer. She is an adjunct instructor at Belmont University, with media studies, copyediting, and nonfiction and technical editing on her roster. In addition to mentoring students in Middle Tennessee State University's certificate in writing program (MTSU Write), Jennifer is also the managing editor of the university’s literary magazine SHIFT. She also enjoys teaching evening and weekend workshops through Nashville's The Porch.

 In her free time, Jennifer can be found getting dirty in her garden or running a muddy back trail. In a former life, she was a television reporter in her native state of North Dakota. Uff-da!