Credits

**M* <m*@optonline.net>**

Later this month Timber Press will be releasing "The Daylily", a book that
is a collaboration of chapters by various authors. The front cover lists the
Authors as John Peat and Ted Petit. These two men put the whole project
together.

One or two of the chapters were written by me. I'm not sure how it was
broken down. There could be two chapters, with one on Daylilies in the
Landscape and one chapter on Companion Plants, or it was combined into a
single, two part chapter.

My photography was used as chapter headers, individual shots and the front
cover.

Now I need to know how to credit myself as I send out lecture proposals. I'm
thinking "contributing author and photographer of "The Daylily". Is there a
more professional or correct way to say this?

In the past when organizations asked me to lecture on daylilies I tended to
steer them away from the topic. I prefer to lecture on perennials as a whole
but now I'm thinking I should take advantage of this book and use it to get
my foot in the door to places I haven't been able to reach before.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
Melanie Vassallo
Garden Lecturer/Writer/Photographer
melaniev@optonline.net

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