Technical writing portfolio
Every specialty has its quirks and special needs, and no one can claim to be the universal right choice as a technical editor/writer. We have worked successfully in the fields of law, medicine, physics, and outdoor recreation. Here are a few samples...
| Legal | |
| You wouldnt want your legal history on the internet, would you? So rather than show actual samples, well give you a couple of quotes from appreciative lawyers. | Editing
expert witness reports is an incredibly tricky business. You somehow managed to
give us everything we could have asked for, without ever crossing the line into
tainting the report as evidence. Why didn't you tell me you were a lawyer? |
| Medical | |
| Although aimed at the layman, this book
contains five highly-technical chapters by surgeons. Our job was to keep the
surgical details accurate, while at the same time making them easy to
understand. A measure of our success is that the book is endorsed by the
American Academy of Phalloplasty Surgeons, and sold out of surgeons
clinics world-wide; yet it still gets reviews like the one below from lay
readers. (It is one of the rare books to receive a 5-star average review on
amazon.com)... This book should be in the hands of any man seriously considering this procedure. It is well written, thorough, and easy to understand in spite of the complicated nature of the material... Like the author says in the book... Educate Yourself!! This is a great first, second, and third step to achieving just that. |
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| Outdoor Recreation | |
| How technical can you get? We may not be
your choice to edit a book of economic statistics, but we do know our outdoor
onions. Heres an excerpt from the authors preface. One other person made an extraordinary contribution to the final quality of this publication. David Harris [of Ghostwords] returned the manuscript with enough ink on it to supply a school for a month. It is thanks to him that there are as few grammatical errors as there are. It is thanks to him that it is readable. |
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