Welcome!
Welcome! I’m a freelance writer and consultant in Atlanta, Georgia. I specialize in helping non-technical people clarify their business and personal goals and choose the right products and services to help them reach those goals. Online safety and using technology to overcome disabilities are areas of special expertise.
I do general, technical, health and business writing. Articles here have been chosen to represent that variety. Some will seem a bit dated, but that’s the nature of the technology. Unfortunately, the bulk of my work as a technical writer is subject to confidentiality agreements, and cannot be placed in a portfolio. The same caveat applies to business plans and proposals. For that reason, I’ve chosen to include a few class projects as examples of what I can do.
My résumé is also available.
Please contact me if you’re interested in how I can help you.
Other Sites
- Fibrant Living
- Academy Caritas
- Enemy of Entropy
- Cyberstalked!
- Working to Halt Online Abuse — I resigned in 2005, but they are still using the web design that I created, and most of the verbiage on the site is still mine.
Great article, I have a blog too, I have been wondering — Is there anything you could do to stop someone plagarising your work? If you have a lot of content online like you do, occasioinally you see it appearing somewhere else on the netinternet. Its so unfair and I’m not sure how to stop it. Any tips?
You can limit your feeds so they don’t show full articles, and there are some services that claim that (for a fee) they can “watermark” your text so that it can be located and stopped when it is stolen. I don’t think there’s truly a way to stop the theft of it altogether, though.
Hey there! Do you use Twitter? I’d like to follow you if that would be ok. I’m absolutely enjoying your blog and look forward to new posts.
I don’t tweet often, but my twitter ID is @technomom.
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