NAIWE

My wife, my sister, and I drove up to Charlottesville to visit friends. It was a cold March night. We entered a Chinese restaurant, six adults and two children: Cabell, 9, and Arabella Swan Rhodes, 3.

“She’ll […]

Topics like the above in esteemed scientific journals fascinate me. Mind you, I didn’t make this topic up.

Do they show that scientists also have a sense of humor? Or, are they really just weird?

In this […]

G’ Morning! I made a vow to myself to blog at least once a week. Unless I’m touched by inspiration, that blog is going to be a recap of what’s going on.

Wambtac’s summer schedule is out with  something for […]

Hello NAIWE members, my name is Ann Hoopsick (Hoop… what?). “Hoop” like basketball hoop
and “sick”, like I am sick. That’s how I try to explain it to those who get caught off guard by the
last name.  It’s […]

Hello! This is Kassel Coover’s NAIWE page. I have been an editor for 7 years. I love to work with clients on new projects. I can be reached at http://www.stylorougeonline.com or at http://www.kasselcoover.com.

Want to make sure your book languishes in obscurity? Or if it’s already popular, that it fades quickly away? If you’d like to ensure that your writing remains (or becomes) unreviewed, unshared, and unseen, these […]

Communication Central will present three workshops in the Chicago area on May 23 when owner Ruth E. Thaler-Carter – an NAIWE member – and colleague Judith Shenouda are in town to present a session at the Society […]

It’s Sunday, it’s Mother’s Day, I have deadlines to meet, but … oh, irony … just posted to the SPJ Freelancers Blog about balancing work and family: http://lnkd.in/SztKTy

Let’s talk about this – how do […]

As the spring in the UK is showing no signs of coming, I have decided to brighten up the spring days for my clients by offering a reduction of 50% on my normal copy writing fees.

I have slashed all my fees by […]

What’s holding you back from earning more as a freelance writer? I’ll be discussing new study data from my 225+ writer survey on the biggest fears writers face — and how to slay them.

The event is Friday at 9 […]

Every afternoon after teaching second grade Suzy visited.
She no longer wore an old, giant-sized coat, but a short-sleeved top sitting down. Just a regular pixie.
“I thought you gave up haiku.”
“Not yet.”
The […]

I was sharing a bottle of wine with two friends recently. They were girl-talking about men.

When a guy is included in such a discussion, it shows a level of trust and respect not often granted by the fairer […]

Are you a freelance editor starting your own business, or are you searching for ways to make your editing business more successful? This November, Editorial Inspirations and April Michelle Davis bring you […]

Len Rickman
Selected Writing Assignments – 2006–2012

{Each assignment included at least 8 hours of labor; event in the Washington, DC area unless otherwise noted.}

U.S. Department of Health and Human […]