I’m a dedicated editor and writer with years of experience refining content to make it clearer, more engaging, and true to its voice. At Strongpages, I served as an editor, polishing blog posts, guides, and client materials while collaborating remotely with teams to meet tight deadlines. My background in Literary Studies at the University of Texas at Dallas sharpened my eye for detail. I thrive on spotting those elusive errors in published books. Whether crafting original stories as a poet and co-writer, transcribing audio with precision (from healthcare technology interviews to video sessions), or building content from the ground up as a content creator, I bring a quiet passion for words to every project. I’ve helped family and freelance clients shape manuscripts, scripts, and articles that resonate. Let’s work together to bring your ideas to life—I’m reliable, detail-oriented, and always up for a good story.
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This article is a concise, engaging guide for writers blending wit into serious narratives. It opens with a relatable hook on why humor humanizes books, then breaks into two core sections: “Why Incorporate Humor” (explaining complex ideas, coping via gallows humor, and easing tension with pop culture nods like The Big Short and The NeverEnding Story) and “Finding the Balance” (avoiding pitfalls, mastering timing, leveraging character dynamics with bulleted dev tips, and building authentic voices). It wraps with inspiring examples from Cormac McCarthy (with a poignant quote), Shakespeare (highlighting the porter’s knock-knock scene), and MASH*, all tied seamlessly for flow. At ~800 words, it’s skimmable yet substantive, empowering authors to lighten dark tales without losing stakes—perfect for sparking revisions and reader bonds.
I wrote on a wide range of topics, including writing, self-publishing, and book marketing. I edited hundreds of blogs.
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