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Michael Williams is an author writer, editor, and web page designer. His professional background includes electrical, computer and test engineering, real estate investment, network engineering and management, programming and he was once a remodeling company owner. "Until you get your hands dirty, you haven't lived," says Michael.
Michael writes under the pen names of Michael Logan, Michael James Logan and MJ Logan. He designs and builds websites through his development website, 21stcenturyweb.com.
Twenty years ago, Michael was asked by his company to submit a white paper to an industry publication. To his surprise, it was published, and since then he hasn't looked back, with countless newspaper articles, editorial letters and articles published since.
He has published hundreds of articles on the web, writing for companies like Demand Media who publish on eHow.com, GardenGuides.com, Trails.com and LIVESTRONG.com. Besides writing for Demand Studios and other companies, he has written numerous articles as a ghost writer for various publishers including both online and print publications. Michael is a qualified and experienced writer who produces what is required and delivers on time.
Requirements: As a freelance writer, MJ knows how important it is to meet deadlines and publisher requirements.
Length - 500 words means you get 5001 words and it won't sound choppy.
Format - The format you require is the format provided, from sub-heads to lists to free-form text.
Style - Most articles are written using AP Style, other syles on request.
Spelling - Guaranteed correct spelling and correct word use.
Grammar - As expected, grammar is very good in all written work.
Research - Well researched facts with verifiable2 and credible references.
Fees: Fees are quoted in advance for specific work and are based on the amount of research required and the length of the work. Editing fees are based on the number of double spaced, size 12 type pages with standard one inch margins.
1Word counts depend on counting methods. Some word counts are based on number of characters, rather than the actual number of words. I base my word counts on the Open Office word processor Word Count tool.
2I use both online and offline references and never user generated content. Whenever possible I use government and organization sites for information. I state my sources which are not included in the word counts given. |
