Please grab a stale cookie and have a seat by the drafty window. Now let's talk.
I am a freelance creative writer who dislikes lengthy bios and lists of credentials. If I were to rate my experience using a tiered system, formal letters of apology would be at the top of the pyramid. So either there's a lot of sorry people out there or I've made a lot of mistakes.
My goal with every project is to breathe life into mundane details. To harness the power of the written word and cause people to act. To feel something. Because what are words if they don't connect us to a feeling?
So why did I become a writer? Well, despite being convinced that English class was the most intolerable torture ever bestowed upon a child, I would grow up only to discover writing to become the great passion of my life. It was an ironic twist not even Columbo himself could have predicted. But let's not get into that. Unless you want to get into that.
Oh, you would.
I went on to study English and Creative Writing in college. Somewhere in between analyzing British literature and studying at Regents College in London, I became thoroughly convinced that no class could ever teach someone the passion which this profession requires. You either have it or you don't. Since then, I have become a nationally published writer and have spent over ten years writing and editing in a variety of genres. Although my favorite projects allow for creativity and humor, I know how to pull it back if you need serious content.
I am painstakingly picky, so you just sit back and relax.