"The difference between the right word and the almost right

word is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug."

Mark Twain

 

 

 

 

Welcome to The Write MoJo!

Words rule our lives.  They are friends with whom you will spend the rest of your life.  It is their duty to convey the truth of who you are.

 

Words weave magic!

Words have the strength to separate you from the mundane and the ordinary.  Their "MoJo" builds empires, seals business deals, aids humanity, and connects people worldwide.  It is the responsibility of any writer (and editor in my case) to make them succinct, honest, appealing, convincing and concise.  

 

First Impressions

First impressions in today's fast-paced world mean everything.  We are barraged with info-technology, so you must create an immediate picture of your own unique voice.   You want to evoke curiosity and keep your audience wanting more.  

 

Whether you are constructing meeting or seminar notes, a resume, a sales page, correspondence, novels, screenplays, music lyrics, poetry -- you want the words to be crisp, clean, and grammatically correct in whatever format your voice resonates.

 

"The Write MoJo"

I am a freelance professional wordsmith whose job it is to skillfully craft your words.  And edit out the boring, confusing, inappropriate and the unentertaining. It is my job to weave magic with a "Wow!" factor. 

 

I have expertise in a broad spectrum of industries from special events, entertainment, technical, literary, marketing/PR/copywriting, general office and much more.  In the menu to the left I explain each service I offer (do not hesitate to ask questions about a service you do not see listed), plus testimonials for your review. 

 

My customer's needs are of the utmost importance, and I am committed to fulfilling their expectations.  I would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust, and deliver you the best product possible.  

 

"If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead,

either write things worth reading or do things worth writing."  

Benjamin Franklin

 

"The writer shakes up the familiar scene, and,

as if by magic, we see a new meaning in it." 

Anais Nin

 

(Image above "Destiny" by John William Waterhouse)