Pamela (Zordani) Cosel, a seasoned freelance writer and editor, made her journalistic debut back in 1980, marking the beginning of a remarkable career. Over the decades, she has penned her words for newspapers, magazines, and online platforms, with notable stints in the television news industry at KXRM/FOX21 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and KXAN/NBC in Austin, Texas. In 2008, Pam’s journey led her to the Democratic National Convention in Denver, where she contributed as a blogger for KXRM during Barack Obama’s historic presidential nomination.
Her professional journey extends to the non-profit sector, where she lent her communication expertise to organizations like United Way and Hospice. However, Pam’s connection with her faith is deeply ingrained in her identity as a Christian, and she firmly believes that the timing of the new book “Jesus to Jesus” is serendipitous for our fractured world. In a climate marred by division and anger, the book poses a profound question: What if Jesus returned today? This gripping narrative delves into the world’s response to such an event, and Pam is unreservedly prepared for the possibility of Jesus’s second coming.
Her professional background also boasts a rich tapestry of experience, encompassing 14 years of service in city government across communication departments, special events management, and tourism in various locations, including Colorado, California, and Texas. Her illustrious career reached a significant milestone in July 2018 when she decided to retire from her role as the public information officer for the City of Taylor, Texas, in order to channel her focus into her writing and editing business, ATXEditing.
