I mostly work on essays, articles, thought pieces, academic-driven content, narrative nonfiction, and research-backed writing. I also create website copy for science, education, and conservation projects. If your work lives somewhere between storytelling and analysis, I’m probably a good fit.

As involved as you want to be. Some people prefer a collaborative, back-and-forth approach, while others want to hand over their notes and let me take the lead. We’ll set expectations early so the process feels easy and comfortable for you.

No problem. Most clients start with a conversation where we talk through your goals, your timeline, and the type of writing you’re working on. From there, I’ll recommend the service that fits your project best, whether it’s editing, ghostwriting, research, or strategy.

Yes, absolutely. My background in creative writing, literary criticism, and conservation helps me translate complex topics into writing that feels approachable without oversimplifying. Whether your field is scientific, technical, or theory-heavy, I can help you shape the work so it’s clear and engaging.

Well, honestly that depends, do you want it to? Capturing the voice you want is a non-negotiable part of my process. Through conversations, samples, and your notes, I build a clear sense of the tone and rhythm you’re going for. The final piece should feel like you on your best writing day, not like you hired a stranger.

Revisions are always part of the process. After I deliver a draft or edit, you’ll have space to review, respond, and request changes. My goal is to make sure the work reflects your message and intentions, so we refine as needed until it feels right.

Probably not, and that’s intentional. If you need writing that sounds overly corporate, heavy on buzzwords, or catered strictly to SEO trends, I’m not the best choice. I’m the right fit if you want writing that is thoughtful, clear, genuine, and grounded in real ideas and human connection.