I can’t promise world peace despite my innate faith in the ‘pen being mightier than the sword’.

But here’s something I can promise.

To understand and write YOUR STORY, the way it’s meant to be written.

Stories aren’t just for novels, movies or people who change the course of history.

You live them. I live them. We are all a bunch of stories, waiting to be read.

Whether you run a small business or a flourishing company , YOU have a story the world needs to hear. In your voice, with my words, and for all to benefit from.

For example it could be about your product or service. How you thought of it one hot summer afternoon in June? What it means to you? How you expect customers to catch and comprehend its value?

Yes. It’s all a big, fat, beautiful story.

And this is the summary of mine.

“To write words that enrich. “

As a writer I have experience with:

  • Blogs/ articles
  • Website content
  • Corporate writing( brochures, rewriting, proofreading etc.)
  • Creative writing (fiction, non-fiction)

Why Me?

A question you’re bound to ask at this point. Well for starters I am:

  • Glued to the ‘QUE’ mantra. Quality. Uniqueness. Enrichment.
  • Independent and thorough in my research skills
  • Able to adapt to client needs without losing my ‘writing’ voice
  • Open to a variety of writing areas and topics
  • As easy going as they get
  • Dependable with a great eye for detail

I can provide relevant samples when required. Just say the word.

Get in touch!

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  1. The mundane everyday is where life happens…ever so slowly but beautifully just the same. Looking forward to sharing your journey. 😀
    Btw LOVE the cover pic!

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  3. Waiting for the day when i’ll be reading ur book and i know it’s going to happen soon.You have that spark!!
    Enjoyed reading about you 🙂
    Keep writing and keep enriching our lives 😉 and yours aswell 🙂

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  5. I have nominated you for the Liebster Award! My link is

    Liebster Award

    These are the rules:
    The Liebster Award is awarded to bloggers with under 200 followers to try to promote their blog a little and also bring together a community of bloggers. The rules of the competition are as follows:
    The nominated user must provide a link bank to the person who nominated them.
    Provide 11 facts about yourself.
    Answer 11 questions set by the person who nominated you.
    Choose 11 more people and ask them 11 questions.

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  7. Me too! I used to write journals even when I was a kid.. I love writing, too but not that kind for publishing. Most are personal, too. I found my way here through your comment on today’s assignment. Thanks for appreciating my site’s lay-out! Will look forward to your posts!

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  8. Hello newest Spikey! I know, a bit corny, eh, but that’s the term that has come to stick for those folk who are part of the clan known to be followers of Uncle Spike 🙂

    Thank you… I really appreciate that as I for one, know how many interesting and entertaining blogs are out there.

    My aim is to deliver an eclectic offering of posts, from my ‘point n shoot’ attempts at basic photography, to the sharing of my travel adventures over the decades, as well as day to day happenings here on the farm. Oh, plus a few observations on life as I see it, thrown in for good measure.

    My promise to you is not to be overbearing, just a couple of posts a day, maybe 3 at weekends if I have something special to share. But if you are at a loose end one day, maybe you’ll enjoy trawling through some of my older stuff too. I have added plenty of categories to help in said digging process.

    Thanks again and hope you have a great day…

    UNCLE SPIKE

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  9. My husband and I really enjoyed Stephen King’s book on Writing. He is such a cool guy and we love his humour, although his books have scared me too much to continue reading them. 😀

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  10. Great, just great… There is so much in your About page that I can relate to. Just reading it made me smile. Thanks for visiting my blog and all the best with yours. Loving it already 🙂

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  11. This was my favorite line, “I write because I owe a ten year old girl an explanation. A girl who years ago wrote personal diaries, essays and stories…but never found her way beyond those crumpled papers. Until now. I write because I think I have something to say; mostly uninteresting, random things that make my blood bubble or freeze; depending on the intensity of the situation.”

    I also owe my younger self an explanation. I used to write compose ‘newspapers’ that I would make copies of and hand out to my family members filled with stories about them and how the Denver Broncos were doing. I had mounds of journals! And then after graduating with my English degree, I stopped writing for fun. But no longer! I’m determined to bring back my younger zeal for writing and become as prolific as I can be.

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    1. Isn’t it amazing?! Knowing that this was what you were meant to do all along. Oh and I hope you saved some copies of those newspapers. They sound brilliant and so unique.

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    1. Thank you so much for the invite. I am a bit swamped because I already registered for the writing 101 challenge. But I will definitely drop by in any of your future challenges. It will be a pleasure:). Good luck!

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  18. Your ‘about page’ has taken me on a journey of your life.. From the 10year old you, to the present day you. Obama is indeed the presisent, and from what i gather twice 😊 so don’t stop crafting those stories into the wonderful writing you already employ.

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    1. I am honored! Wow thank you so much Jessica:). I was nominated three times before though, and I was only able to respond to one nomination. I am not sure if and when I’ll be able to reply to this one. So no promises but I will surely try! I hope you won’t banish me from your blog for this. I really appreciate you nominating me:).

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  27. Hello Nida, hope you are well? I was wondering if I can nominate you for the sisterhood of the world bloggers award? I really admire your blog and we have been communicating for a while now and know for a fact that your blog deserve it. Please let me know if that would be okay?

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      1. And you deserve it! Am working on putting a post on the nomination details (probably a post) and will share it shortly 🙂 🙂

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      2. Hey, its a pleasure and I have published the post where you can find your nomination details for the award. Please check it out and here’s to continued solidarity among bloggers 🙂

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  28. I just love this “about”. About being a writer, what you said reminds me of a quote by Amanda Palmer: “you an artist when you say you are an artist. You an good artist when your work touches others” (or something like that). You, methinks, are a writer well and truly.

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  30. “Every time I call myself a writer, I feel a surge of pride swell up and explode like juice spurting out from a plump orange.”
    Wow. I probably could not have described this any better. I’m glad I stumbled upon your blog, I’m a happy new follower.

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Any inkriching words for me:)?