Interview with a Freelancer: April Michelle Davis, Editor, Indexer, and Writer
Interview with April Michelle Davis, an editor, indexer, and writer.
Interview with a Freelancer: Ed Tittel, Writer and More
An interview with Ed Tittel: writer, editor, trainer, and consultant.
Finding Sources
You can't always portray what you know already. Sometimes you need to track down a source. Here's some thoughts on how to track down the elusive "source."
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Interview with a Freelancer: Ruth E. Thaler-Carter, Writer and Editor
You can reach Ruth at ruth AT writerruth DOT com, or through her web site. Her catch phrase is, "I can write about anything!"™DEE-ANN: Why did you choose to use your own name or start your own business to work under?RUTH E. THALER-CAR
Writing Technical Instructions
Whether you're doing technical writing, writing course materials, or even writing some how-to article that doesn't seem at all related to either of these topics, you probably at some point will have to write a series of instructions. Maybe th
Interview with a Freelancer: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, Editor in Chief, Practical Technology
You can contact Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, Editor in Chief, Practical Technology, at sjvn (at) vna1 (dot) com. DEE-ANN LEBLANC: Why did you choose to use your own name or start your own business to work under? STEVEN J. VAUGHAN-NICHOLS: My
Ergonomics, or How Not to Destroy Your Body
In sports and other physical activities there's a lot of focus on proper form. The reason for this focus is the simple fact that the human body is built to work in certain ways, and if you insist on doing something--especially at a high performan
Interview with a Freelancer: Sharon Fisher, Principal Consultant, Gem State Community Development
My second lovely volunteer is Sharon Fisher, Principal Consultant, Gem State Community Development. I'd like to invite readers to ask questions in the comments if there's anything they'd like to ask the interviewees.DEE-ANN LEBLANC: Why d
