The average person thinks that they are a good writer; that they have something truly unique to say and that they can bring crowds to their knees with their dazzling eloquence. But the average person lacks the crucial skills that make normal people into truly good writers: critical intellect, years of reflection, world-encompassing curiosity, intimate knowledge of the written word and the processes used to create it. And that is what makes them average. As a teacher of writing at all levels from grade school to grad school, I bring extensive experience in writing and editing to my work, whether it is for academic journals or music magazines. I have been publishing for over twenty-three years and my broad range of knowledge as a PhD candidate in English and Film Studies, and experiences as a traveler, entertainer, teacher, tutor, editor and scholar, give me something that most of those who aspire to write well don't have: a thoughtful talent that is second nature. I am not average.

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