About
About Me
Turning Expertise Into Authority
My career has been defined by a deep respect for the written word. I hold a Master of Arts in Creative Writing and spent over a decade as an English Professor before moving into editorial work. True authority isn’t just about having knowledge. It’s about communicating that knowledge with precision and craft.
Content and PR built on real editorial experience, not guesswork.
Academic Depth, Newsroom Speed
An MA in Creative Writing and a decade teaching narrative theory, paired with the pace and precision of a newsroom Managing Editor. The Skiatook Journal, which I ran as its only staff member, won the Oklahoma Press Association’s Sequoyah Award, the association’s top newspaper honor.
Ghostwriting & Brand Voice
From legacy-building books to sharpened brand identities, I help clients sound as authoritative in writing as they are in their field.
Writing Philosophy
The Best Ideas Deserve The Best Delivery
Expertise without clear communication gets overlooked. My work sits at the intersection of academic rigor and editorial speed: precise enough to hold up under scrutiny, sharp enough to cut through the noise. Whether I’m ghostwriting a book or shaping a brand’s voice, the goal is the same. Make your authority impossible to ignore.
Clear, Direct Writing
No jargon, no fluff. Writing that says what it means and still sounds like you.
Strategic Narrative
Every piece is built around what actually moves your reader, not just what sounds good on the page.
Editorial Rigor
The same discipline I brought to newsrooms and classrooms shows up in every project I take on.
Credentials & Experience
Built On Real Editorial Experience
No fabricated expertise here. Just real classroom, newsroom, and client experience translated into writing that works.
Master of Arts
Creative Writing
Decade+ Teaching
English Professor
Newsroom Trained
Managing Editor
Founder
The Writing Detective
Sequoyah Award
Oklahoma Press Association
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Let's Make Your Expertise Impossible To Ignore
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