“My secret weapon…”
Or so says a former client at Salesforce. And while I may not be weaponized, I do like the idea of a behind-the-scenes wordsmith operator that takes your storytelling to the next level.
Think of me like a literary 007 . . . without the assassination element.
“Help! I can’t write!”
I bet you can write. But if 30 years of the Internet has taught us anything . . . not everybody should write.
Perhaps you’re just overworked, covering multiple jobs from your home “office” on the kitchen table. Or maybe you really don’t fancy yourself a writer.
Whether you need someone to take that writing project off your plate or an extra pair of eyes to cross those t’s and dot those i’s, I can help.
Random personal details…
I’m based out of my home office (thankfully, not a kitchen table) at the foothills of the Rockies in the blissful low humidity of Denver with my dog Walter (a Cardigan Welsh Corgi) most likely drooling at my feet.
I have a Bachelor and Master of Music in Clarinet Performance, degrees that don’t translate easily to most sectors of the working world.
My favorite book is Moby-Dick (yes, even the chapters on whaling), so it’s no surprise that I have a thing for whales.
A paper on autism in high school gave me the writing bug.
A deep dive into Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem in grad school showed me that I actually could write about music.
My first website was devoted to Oscar-nominated film scores, a niche topic that I still follow passionately and that ultimately led to my first paid writing gig, some of my favorite projects over the years, and my first book.
I adore alliteration. Don’t be surprised if I try to discreetly drop some into your copy. (See what I did there?)
What does all this have to do with your project?