About Me

How did I get here?

Largely by accident, really.

Writing wound up being my thing somewhere when I realized I was good at it. Unsure of what to do as an eighteen-year-old, I went to college for it, writing a 117,000-word thesis novel in seven months while juggling coursework, internships, and a small business. Earlier in my college career, I was employed by Cave Web Works, gaining my first taste of freelance work.  Under them, I wrote 25+ articles for B2B clients. I later interned under HUMID 18 literary magazine, editing submissions and constructing an entire book for a literary magazine, and somehow still found time to build elaborate D&D campaigns and harshly judge the contestants on The Great British Bake Off. (For the record: I cannot bake, just enjoy casual hypocrisy)

Somewhere in all of that, I realized I'd accidentally built a career.

What I Do

Look, I'm a published writer with a BFA in Creative Writing from Stephen F. Austin State University. My work has appeared in Piney Dark Literary Magazine, and I've written everything from technical documentation and SEO blog posts to academic analysis and marketing copy.

Here's what clients appreciate most: I'm fast, I'm reliable, and I actually care about the work. Whether you need a 2,000-word article by Friday or a user guide that doesn't make people want to throw their computer out the window, I deliver content that works.

What Makes Me Different

Most writers specialize. I don't, and that's on purpose.

My background spans creative writing, technical documentation, content marketing, and UX writing, which means I can shift between tones, formats, and audiences without breaking a sweat. Need a blog post that's friendly and conversational? Done. Technical docs that are clear and precise? Easy. Marketing copy that actually converts? Let's go. 

I also work fast. Not "rushed and sloppy" fast, genuinely efficient. What takes other writers a week, I can deliver in 72 hours without sacrificing quality. If you've got a tight deadline, I've got you covered.

Why I Love This Work

Writing isn't just what I do, it's how I think. I love the challenge of taking complex ideas and making them accessible, easy to read, and frankly not a bore.

Whether I'm writing a technical guide, a blog post, or a D&D campaign, the process is the same: understand the audience, figure out what they need, and deliver it in a way that works.

If that sounds like someone you'd like to work with, let's talk. Email me at thesinginmoon@gmail.com and tell me about your project.