Category Archives: Writing Clients
Using the Power of Words for Evil!
Or, if not evil, at least not for good… I browse the writing sections of CraigsList periodically to see if there are any projects or clients I’m interested in pursuing. I ran across this little gem earlier this week: I’m … Continue reading
Unpaid Internships may Violate the FLSA
Last Friday’s blog post about a man looking to exploit inexperienced writers through unpaid internships has prompted me to look for more detail about this issue. A couple of people have suggested to me that it might be a violation … Continue reading
Back in the Office!
After an amazing motorcycle trip from Boston, MA to Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego – the End of the World – I’ve returned home and am back in the office. The trip was life-changing. I’ve returned home with a renewed sense … Continue reading
Unavailable Through April 2011
If you’re a new client who has been interested in reaching me or unable to reach me, I’m sorry to inform you that I’m going to be unavailable from now (early December) through the end of March, 2011. I expect … Continue reading
Hitting the Road
This has been an exciting year for me as a writer. I’ve had a lot of great opportunities to work with wonderful clients and create a variety of interesting projects. I’ve ghostwritten a couple of books, written hundreds of articles … Continue reading
Speak the Language
More and more, I find myself intentionally using incorrect grammar to convey a message to a target audience. While the grammar stickler inside of me cringes when I bend grammar rules, the writer in me knows that sometimes you need … Continue reading