Simon Goodall

How to easily and effortlessly turn your article idea into an informative and entertaining editorial on time and on budget. Relax! Instead of sifting through piles of unsolicited articles let me, a regularly published, professional freelance writer turn your idea for a great article into something your readers will love. Wouldn’t it be great if, every time you came up with a new angle you knew there was someone out there you could rely on to transform your inspiration into great solid copy by your deadline? Perhaps you have an idea right now you are itching to see in print but no-one you can assign it to? Look no further! My name is Simon Goodall and for the past 10 years, as a freelance writer, I have been writing articles on dozens of different subjects for magazines around the world. The subject matter upon which I can write is broad, once the foundations of the article have been built upon the bedrock of thorough research. Just to reassure you that I am not merely ‘blowing my own trumpet’ here are some testimonials from my former clients:- As always, it's enjoyable reading your articles. Your writing skills are great! I really enjoy reading your writing. We like your style. Mr Lye Kim Sheong, Editor of Wireless World Magazine. Thanks for your article. It came in earlier than expected and I am very grateful for that. Mr Yen Chan, Deputy Editor of Wireless World Magazine. I caught your article here. I like your style. Mr Steven Donahue, C.E.O. of G-Learner. Many thanks for your article, which was well written. Mr Dan Gould, Editor of Rainbow Network. A fine article. Mr David Sklaver - C.E.O. of UPOC. I have seen some of your articles in CrossOver and Wireless World - good stuff. Gene Vallejo-Yeo - Editor PC World, Singapore. But don’t take their word for it! Go to www.readmystuff.biz/articles.htm and read a selection of my past articles to assess my style of composition for yourself. If you like what you read and would like to try me out, do not hesitate to get in touch.

Interests and Hobbies:
Reading science fiction novels.
Working out.
Cycling.
Yoga.
Qi gong (somewhat akin to tai chi)
Designing websites.
Creative writing (of course!)
Vegetarianism.
Computer games.
Meditation.
Human rights.
Animal welfare/rights.
Alternative medicine.
Travel (mostly to Asia)
Internet chatting.
Dilbert.
Hiking.
Buddhism.
Taoism.
Science fiction.
Gay issues.

Homepage:
http://www.readmystuff.net

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