Writer, editor, content creator helping you reach your audience.
I'm an award-winning freelance writer and editor, ghostwriter, speaker, writing coach, and radio host with nearly twenty years experience in journalism and broadcasting. I've written thousands of articles for news outlets, leading magazines and journals, as well as Web sites. I've edited for custom and traditional publishers. I have also ghostwritten and edited books for traditional and custom publishing houses. So, if I can help you with your next writing or editing project, or if you would like to purchase a reprint, please contact me.
There have also been a few newspaper gigs and some radio ad writing along the way. And the radio host gig? Well, that's with National Public Radio affiliate 89.9 FM WJCT's Radio Reading Service. ?
I've taught online writing courses for CoffeehouseForWriters.com and have become a popular presenter at writing and business conferences across the country such as the American Society of Journalists and Authors' and Credit Union National Association's national conferences. The subject matter has been everything from editing to labor law.
Please, browse my site to learn a bit about me as well as see my resume and some work samples, Check out the Blogs page to access my tongue-in-cheek Crabby Copy Editor blog on the state of our American language as well as my more serious blog, Work Matters!, to understand how to make labor laws work for you regardless your position.
Work Terms
Hours of Operation: M - F, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Payment Terms: Depends upon the project. Generally, small projects are paid upon completion. Medium-sized projects are paid 1/2 up front, 1/2 upon completion. Large projects are paid 1/2 up front with the remaining divided out amongst the months left.
Preferred Communication Style: Email. I like to have a paper trail for reference. I will do phone when needed, but with an email summary for clarification.
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