If you wonder about generating writing projects in this time of escalating challenges, you could check out “Repurposing Inner Work” for ideas about reimagining familiar processes. It was inner work that led to the name of Divine Nature Gateways: a meditation that included the discovery (gateway) of resonance among the qualities of life – the embodied (nature) and the transcendent (divine). We seem to be called to reimagine both the transcendent and the embodied qualities of life as our global contexts shift ever more rapidly.
This website’s blog essays are writing samples if you want to consider working together, in this style or your own. Your project can be a paragraph or a full-length manuscript, with articles and press releases in between, with any degree of ghostwriting you choose.
Two of the full-length books I edited were mind-body-spirit textbooks, and one was about the Enneagram. Then came a panoramic review of inner development over millennia, in this and other worlds. That was followed by a magic-realist sci-fi marvel, with intriguing possibilities for AI and human consciousness, and then an experimental, depth-level memoir. Beyond and within those specialties are my fascinations with complexity science, neuroscience, and epigenetics. These interests, and a deep foundation in science writing, have been re-opening multiple pathways into speculative fiction.
My story-crafting art and editorial expertise have evolved for over forty years in newsletters, speeches, press releases, grant applications, web text, magazine articles, fundraising letters, screenplays, and short stories – with extensive training in The Chicago Manual of Style and immersion in AP and APA styles. If being widely read and well traveled matters in what you want to do, I also studied in Europe, followed by years as a staff writer and freelancer in public, academic, non-profit, and corporate sectors. Details about my current services are on the Store page. Excerpts from targeted essays are on the Writing & Editing Services page.
You can start with the home page, where blog entries scroll chronologically with opening lines, tagged in the right-hand column.
Cat Anderson
November 2024