I am a writer, editor, and web consultant who works with marketing companies, web development and IT agencies, magazines, websites, and other organizations. I help clients develop and refine messages, ideas, and businesses through precise, creative writing, accurate grammar, and cutting edge web consulting.
I am available for freelance projects in any of these areas, and also in writing or editing fiction, comics, and graphic novels.
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Buy Dragon Head Vol. 6 at Amazon
Book: 6/52
Book: 5/52
One of the longer and higher-profile projects I worked on this fall/winter has gone live: the new website for Leerink Swann, the nation’s leading healthcare investment bank. I wrote the copy for the site that went live at the beginning of this month under the watchful eyes and skillful hands of Protobrand and 3000k. I think things came out well and hope that this website positions Leerink to grow in the ways it wants.
By Greg Rucka and Chris Samnee
The last (for now) installment the English spy thriller is odd for me. After Vol. 7, Rucka continued the story in a novel — that I didn’t read. I felt out of the loop. Good story here, but missing the immediate past, and learning there’s no immediate future, made the reading weird.
Buy Queen & Country, Vol. 8: Operation: Red Panda at Amazon
Book: 4/52
I liked the idea of starting the year with this anthology about apocalypses. Seemed like a good next step after finishing last year with The Road and Our Ecstatic Days, but comics intervened. That and none of these stories really connecting with me — even those by favorites like Oates, Evenson, Poe.
Buy The Apocalypse Reader at Amazon
Book: 3/52
by Bryan Lee O’Malley
Scott Pilgrim finds love. A surprisingly sweet and tender bit of character work in the middle of a series usually heavy on laughs, video games, and interactivity (the vegan shepard’s pie from Vol. 2 was really tasty). Some cute video game bits; not as funny as previously, but still lots of fun.
Buy Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together at Amazon
Book: 2/52
By Brian K. Vaughn and Tony Harris
The sixth volume of the saga of superhero-turned-NYC-mayor Mitchell Hundred. The best stories in the series examine the balance between the political and the heroic. This one focuses too heavily towards the superheroism for my taste – and sets up more of it to come. Worthwhile for the series’ fans.
Buy Ex Machina, Vol. 6: Power Down at Amazon
Book: 1/52