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Jeremy P. Morlock

Jeremy P. Morlock is a freelance writer and editor. He has been working in non-profit communications, fundraising and management since 2014. During his previous career as a full-time journalist, Jeremy’s roles included managing editor of the East Aurora Advertiser community newspaper, associate publisher at Neighbor-to-Neighbor News, and district director with the New York Press Association. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University at Buffalo.

Selected Articles:

Selected Books:

  • Live in the moment: Michael J. Fox, PowerKids Press, 2021
  • Most powerful words of the American Revolution, Gareth Stevens Publishing, 2020.
  • Lava and magma: how the Hawaiian Islands formed, PowerKids Press, 2020
  • Abolitionists and slave owners, PowerKids Press, 2019
  • Trial juries and grand juries, PowerKids Press, 2019
  • Problem-solving methods of the Continental Congress, PowerKids Press, 2019
  • Identifying Bias, Propaganda, and Misinformation Surrounding the Boston Tea Party, PowerKids Press, 2019

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