proud of Caroline Wren's work.” In 2010, the paper won Best Sectional Front Page at the same event for its Tempo cover story on guerrilla knitting, "Going Rogue". Former staff Past writers and other staff of The Prague Post have gone on to a wide range of positions in the international media as well as in other sectors. Here are some examples. Lisa (Frankenberg) Leshne, the newspaper's co-founder, became Executive Director, International of The Wall Street Journal Online WSJ.com and now works as a Literary Agent and Talent Manager at the agency she founded, The Leshne Agency. She represents Ivan Klima, Deborah Copaken, Jesse Itzler, Julissa Arce, Jukebox the Ghost member and webcomic artist Tommy Siegel, AJ Mendez (AJ Lee), and Christie Pearce Rampone. Mark Baker, the paper's first business editor, is the author of a number of travel guides, including books for Lonely Planet on Prague, the Czech Republic and Slovakia as well as guides for Frommer's, Fodor's and National Geographic Society among others. Douglas Lytle served various roles at The Prague Post from 1991 until 1994 including managing editor. He is the author of Pink Tanks & Velvet Hangovers (North Atlantic Books/Frog Ltd) and bureau chief for Bloomberg News in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and an editor for Eastern Europe. Will Tizard, former managing editor, is Central/Eastern Europe correspondent for Variety and the author and editor of several travel guides including the Time Out Prague Guide and National Geographic Traveler: Prague and the Czech Republic. He is also a journalism and documentary professor at Anglo-American University and documentary film maker based in the Czech Republic. Ross Larsen was deputy news editor, news editor and senior editor at the Prague Post from 1992 to 1999. He later worked for search engine AltaVista in California and Dow Jones Newswires in London. He now works as an editor for Bloomberg News' EMEA Real Estate team in London. Michael Mainville was a reporter at The Prague Post from 2001 to 2002. He now works as the Caucasus correspondent for Agence France-Presse. Dean Calbreath was business editor of The Prague Post from 1993 to 1996. He is currently a reporter and columnist with The San Diego Union-Tribune and was part of an investigative reporting team that won the 2006 Pulitzer Prize. Michael Wann, the technology and science editor for Msnbc.com, is a former managing editor of The Prague Post. Siegfried Mortkowitz was