WRITTEN WORD
I am currently accepting assignments on a project basis. If your business needs creative flair and you don't know where to turn, let me help you with fresh ideas, crisp writing, humor, artwork, and special projects management.
Not sure what you need? Let's talk. Are your written materials free of typos? Do your sales letters lack punch? Do you want a manuscript critique or need line editing? If you relied on spellcheck to catch your typos, chances are you need my editing services. Let me tighten up your page copy, fix your grammar and typos, and freshen up your web site, business materials or manuscript. Send your writing to me before you send it out for others to read. Minor changes can make a big difference when it comes to projecting a professional image. See whta I mean?
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Manuscript/short story editing and critique
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Sales letters
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Web site line editing, grammar and proofreading
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Newsletters
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Articles
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Web content and content management
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Business letters, Christmas letters
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Resume services
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Click contact page and e-mail me about your project!
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PLAIN NUTS STORIES
Gravity getting you down? Try a helping of Plain Nuts!
As I
travel through this crazy life, I'm writing down my observations, both
factual and fantasy, for a PLAIN NUTS compilation book. Click on top
menu bar to see sample columns.
Read the Plain Nuts buzz! |
"Janet Williams writes the funniest, most relatable columns that always manage to hit home. She creates the keepers - the kind of articles you want to cut out and stick on your refrigerator. I just love her!"
Karyl Miller, Emmy winning writer, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Cosby
"Plain Nuts starts with a reasonable premise, but before you know it, you're in Janet Williams's slightly off-kilter version of the Twilight Zone. In the end...it's just plain nuts, but you're laughing out loud!"
Steve Bhaerman, aka Swami Beyondananda, Cosmic Comic and Uncommontator
"Janet Williams brings a lighthearted perspective to everyday life experiences. Her humor sneaks up on you and gently taps you on the shoulder much like a chance meeting of an old friend on a city street."
Rick Stromoski, President National Cartoonists' Society |
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