Published Author Offers Writing, Editing Services

Books, Articles, Theses, Letters, Translations

Writing and editing by a professional writer is a valuable and necessary service, virtually empowering for the client who utilizes it. The writing specialty can be proffered to any entity---individual or collective---that needs to improve upon written expression. In either contractual transactions or formal communications, flawless writing is mandatory. Scores of otherwise capable minds fall short of the writer's and editor's execution of such skills, and depend upon their written expertise.

A talented and expert editor/writer proofreads others' work, and occasionally even rewrites the whole project into a product of grammatical and syntactical perfection. The first drafts and rough drafts of others are rendered into smooth, easy-to-digest works that are polished yet concise, empowered with clarity, and daring in captivating, "page-turner" ways without breaking ironclad grammar school rules. It matters not whether the project at hand is a one-page resume or an entire novel-length book; when proofread and finished by the professional editor, its readers will be sure to get through it with ease, and may even be reluctant to have to stop reading.

The professional writer or editor who offers the services of writing and editing is proofreading for errors in others' work, specifically pinpointing and correcting the grammar, spelling, and punctuation imperfections. Improvements in clarity and the magic of eloquence are the deeper, more artistic contributions that an expert and talented writer imbues; depending upon the nature of the project at hand, such beautiful and powerful written expression may be the most coveted attribute that the client seeks out in the specialty.

The creative writer/editor specialty is a state of adaptability. The writing, editing or ghostwriting of resumes, cover letters, ad copy, translated documents, website text, greeting card verses, articles, blogs, theses, dissertations, and books can all be daily routines. The specialties of both descriptive and expository writing are