Nancy H. Shuman
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Consulting |
| Occupation | technical writer/content strategist |
| Location | Crownsville, Maryland, United States |
| Introduction | Word Strategy: technical editing & beyond. Allow me to bring your document beyond the grammar and style basics, and into the future, where communication is an art form. Whether it’s a scientific paper, a contracting proposal, a dissertation, or the next great novel, your document will benefit from the wholistic approach at Word Strategy. From idea to outline, from concept definition to the finer points of phraseology, Word Strategy will work closely with you or your team to ensure that your document is actually saying what you want it to say -- so what you say is what they understand! Nancy Shuman, BA in English Literature from the University of Virginia; M.A. in Law and Public Policy; Masters in Education, Regent University. Clarity of expression is the key to success in any endeavor! Contact me thru email -- I'd be happy to help! No project too big -- or too small! Reasonable rates. Sliding scale on a case by case basis. Student discounts available. |
| Interests | writing stories, working on my novel series about how the future loops back into the past....painting in oils, watercolorist, mixing new colors, pen & ink drawing, calligraphy, gourmet cooking, nutrition, wholistic healing, yoga |
| Favorite Movies | The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, extended version, The Wizard of Oz, P.S, I Love You, Fireproof, The Gospel of John, Mrs. Doubtfire, Indiana Jones and the Holy Grail, Jesus of Nazareth, The Awakening, Star Wars, Pearl Harbor, Kundun, National Treasure, 50 first Dates |
| Favorite Music | Vetiver, Donovan, Matt Redman, Matthew West, John Denver, Ella Fitzgerald, David Crowder, James Taylor, Renee Shuman & Logan Byrd, Jake Hull |
| Favorite Books | The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, The Periphyseon, anything by G.K. Chesterton, William Wordsworth, Charles Dickens, Lord Byron, Beatrix Potter, A.A. Milne, or Graham Hancock, Graham Schweig, or Graham Twelftree |
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