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Whether you are an attorney, manager, student or blogger, writing skills are essential for your success. Considering the rise of the information age, they are even more important, as people are surrounded by e-mails, wikis, social networks and so on.
It can be difficult to hone one’s writing skills within this fast paced environment. To solve this problem we decided to create Daily Writing Tips, a blog where you will find simple yet effective tips to improve your writing.
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The Team
Daniel Scocco, Editor: Born in Brazil, Daniel has lived and studied in several places around the world, including Italy and Chile. After receiving a degree in International Economics and working for a year within a multinational company, he decided to quit and pursue entrepreneurial projects on the Internet. When he is not blogging or involved with these projects, he likes to write in the third person about himself.
Maeve Maddox, Writer: “Maeve,” aka Margaret (Peggy) Maddox, holds a B.A. (Hons) in English from the University of London, and a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the University of Arkansas. Recently retired from teaching Freshman Composition and World Literature, she divides her time between writing fiction and observing the changes in English usage.
At the AmericanEnglishDoctor she provides information and teaching tips to parents and others who want more than vague definitions of “literacy.”
Michael Moser, Writer: Michael has been a magazine editor, a website copywriting consultant, and an English teacher for Chinese students. Currently he writes and edits test preparation materials for high school language arts. He is also a US correspondent for the London-based telecommunications blog Inbabble.com. Michael lives in Texas with his wife and son.
Colin Galbraith, Writer: Colin Galbraith has been writing for as long as he can remember, and is a prolific published writer of non-fiction articles, fiction and poetry. He is an editor for two magazines, and has published one novel, two chapbooks and several e-books.
Born and raised in the west of Scotland, he now lives in Edinburgh where he splits his time between his family, his growing freelance writing business, and getting his next novel published. He also has a freelance writing website.
Sharon Hurley Hall, Writer: Freelance writer and ghostwriter, Sharon has been working in writing related occupations for 20 years. She also blogs at Get Paid To Write and Sharon’s Writing Lab.
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