Things I’m Writing About, Editing, and Reading This Week: May 26, 2015 Edition


Image courtesy of the author’s website.

Things I’m Writing About, Editing, and Reading This Week

A demonic doily and a whole lot of slapstick for my feature script

Risk management in the health care industry for a client

My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante (link)

Update, 5/28: Now that I’ve met two-thirds of my May work deadlines, I’m catching up with The New Yorker. I recommend this excellent piece by Atul Gawande, on America’s epidemic of unnecessary medical care. (“Overkill,” May 11 issue).

On the horizon: 

A possible social and website strategy for a repeat client — a physician and health author. And your project, of course. Email me for availability.

Until then,

Happy writing, editing, and reading to you.

— Kristen

Things I’m Writing About, Editing, and Reading This Week: May 12, 2015 Edition

Students examining sinkhole - Tallahassee

Sink hole image courtesy of Florida Memory on Flickr.

Things I’m Writing About, Editing, and Reading This Week

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Writing about. . . Electronics and engineering equipment for a client’s e-learning module

. . . and heartbreak for a songwriting class assignment (Recommended: Coursera’s Berklee School of Music songwriting classYou don’t need to know anything about music, and it’s free.)

. . . and sink holes for a short story I’ve been working on, and cursed fibers and crochet for a feature film script based on my short

Critiquing. . . GIRLS for a friend (a spec script for a contest)

Reading. . . Lena Dunham’s Not That Kind of Girl for book club

On the horizon: corporate copy, plus something from the book world.

Happy writing, editing, and reading to you.

– Kristen