Telling stories well demands your inspiration and creativity. It also requires clarity and precision. (Keeping the prose lively and free of typos and grammatical missteps helps too.)
As an editor, translator, and dramaturg, my passion is helping people craft their stories—whether they take shape on a traditional printed page, target a digital audience, or will be embodied in a live theatrical performance.
So what's your story? And how do you want to tell it?
As an editor, translator, and dramaturg, my passion is helping people craft their stories—whether they take shape on a traditional printed page, target a digital audience, or will be embodied in a live theatrical performance.
So what's your story? And how do you want to tell it?
The universe is made of stories,
not of atoms.
—Muriel Rukeyser, "The Speed of Darkness," 1968
not of atoms.
—Muriel Rukeyser, "The Speed of Darkness," 1968
