I’ve been a writer all my life. I started out writing stories in school, but after that I found ways to write in every job that I had. Straight out of high school I began a career working in the equestrian industry, where I taught riding lessons and worked as an assistant horse trainer, as well as a barn manager. But even as I spent my days riding and training horses and teaching lessons, I often spent my evenings writing copy for my employer. Once my boss realized how well I could write, I was tasked with creating everything from flyers and newsletters, to courses for our indoor curriculum.
After working in the horse world through most of my 20’s, I decided it was time for a change and went into the corporate world. I started out doing reception work and soon moved up to administration and executive secretary duties. I discovered a particular love of spreadsheets (causing some of my co-workers to dub me the “spreadsheet queen”) and numbers. Once again, my writing skills were discovered and utilized by my superiors until I was drafting emails, educational documents and much more.
The more I wrote as part of my job, and at home for fun, the more I realized this was what I wanted to do. So in 2009, I decided the time was right and began my freelance career.
I started my own blog, which led to me being offered a writing position at an entertainment website called Daemon’s TV (they have since changed their name to TV Equals). I started out writing reviews of TV shows but as my experience grew, I began interviewing celebrities and going on sets to speak to actors and creators of TV.
During that time, I continued to hone my other writing skills. I worked on a ghostwriting project for a client based on a real-life crime story. I also wrote web copy for law firms and blog posts for various industries.
Since that fateful day when I decided to jump into the freelance writing world, I have written over 3,000 articles, blog posts and pages of web copy.
Need help with any kind of writing? Contact me today!
My industry experience includes:
Accounting
Celebrity Interviews
Crime
Entertainment (TV, movies and books)
Health
Holidays
Horses (riding and training)
Interior Design
Law
Parenting and Children
Pets
Real Estate
Sports
Women’s Interest
Writing Samples:
SheKnows – TV
- Confession: Netflix Spoilers turned me into a spoiler addict – here’s how
- All of tonight’s The Walking Dead deaths – ranked
- Proof the new Supernatural will rock, thanks to Jensen Ackles
SheKnows – Living
- 12 Hilarious GIFS that explain how to win at life
- 11 Reasons why you can always count on the internet
- How your boss really feels about Boss’s Day
Celebrity Interviews:
- Scandal‘s Tony Goldwyn tells us Fitz’s new obsession – and it isn’t Olivia Pope
- Sleepy Hollow‘s Lyndie Greenwood tells us why you’ll need wine for Season 2
- Happyland‘s Ryan Rottman says there’s so much more to the show
TV Equals:
- Reign Season 2 Review “Blood For Blood” – Francis Tells a Terrible Lie
- Bones Season 10 Review “The Corpse at the Convention” – Booth Has Some Advice for Wendell
- NCIS Season 12 Review “Parental Guidance Suggested” – Can Tony Move On, Please?
BuddyTV:
- Castle Slideshow: 20 Tweetable Moments from “Meme is Murder”
- Reign Interview: Torrance Coombs Teases Darker Season 2 and Bash Becoming Francis’ Deputy
- Covert Affairs Mid-Season Finale Recap: A Place to Fight Back From
Seat42F:
- American Horror Story : Freak Show Recap “Edward Mordrake Part 2″
- Exclusive : Mike Tyson Mysteries Interview With Mike Tyson & Jim Rash
- Comic Con Interviews : Outlander Premiere Red Carpet
Blog Posts – Writing Tips
- Let Other Writers Play in Your Sandbox: Using Fanfiction as a Writer’s Tool
- Writing Tips: 5 Ways to Avoid the Dreaded “Mary Sue”
- Writing Tips: Keeping Your Characters In Character
- Writing Tips: Writing a Good Action Scene
- Writing Tips: How To Get More Constructive Reviewsy
- Writing Tips: Using Screenwriting Tips to Write Better Fanfiction
Blog Posts – Holidays
