Our Experience

Links to recent work:

Much of what we do — editing, ghost writing, proofreading — takes place behind the scenes. When done right, it’s invisible. While that makes our clients happy, it doesn’t give us anything to show off here. But sometimes our original writing is publicly accessible. For example:

• The 2017 Lemelson MIT Award Winner biographies and invention descriptions. (Anne wrote the student biographies and Ken wrote their invention descriptions in the downloadable PDFs at that link.)
• The Boston Globe’s annual Salute to Nurses nomination letters. The feature articles were written by a company other than us; Ken edited the 800 nomination letters in the “Read the Letters” section near the bottom of the page. “Edited” in this case means importing and rewriting the raw submissions to make them conform to our guidelines while respecting and preserving the submitter’s unique voice.
• NVIDIA’s GTC session descriptions and biographies. The spring 2021 GTC catalog contained nearly 1,800 sessions, and Ken edited all of the English-language entries. (You might need to register to see session descriptions, and they change annually.)

we’ve worked for these employers:

The Associated Press

CIO

CXO Custom Publishing (now IDG Enterprises)

Harvard

Impressions Games

Inc.

Lasell College

MIT

MIT Technology Review Custom

Museum of Science, Boston

Redmond Channel Partner

Regis College

TechTarget

Tilted Mill Entertainment

we’ve written or edited for these clients:

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI)

American Association of Finance & Accounting

Aquent

Dell

Ford

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HP Labs

Italian Trade Agency

Lucas Group

MIT (multiple departments)

MIT News

MIT Technology Review Insights

Microsoft (multiple divisions)

Oracle

NVIDIA

SAP

Spence & Sanders (for The Boston Globe)

The Hartford

VMware

William James College

Wisdom Labs

WorldQuant

…and numerous individuals

Our Freelance writing has appeared in: