Writer’s Corner

A writer’s gotta write.

  • Compliance Guy
    A few days ago, a childhood friend texted me out of the blue to tell me about a pork tenderloin sandwich. Now, if you haven’t spent much time in Indiana, you’d probably think that was weird, but Indiana pork tenderloin sandwiches are a thing of legends. The secret is taking an entire 9 pound tenderloin,… Read more: Compliance Guy
  • Accessibility Audits: Money in your pocket
    The W3 Consortium maintains a list Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Similar to the web and print communication requirements of the US Rehabilitation Act section 508, these these are broad goals for any piece of outbound or inbound communication. But, if your content isn’t directed at folks with known disabilities, are these guidelines actually important? Yes,… Read more: Accessibility Audits: Money in your pocket
  • New year, new CSS: 2025 edition
    Full time job, three kids, and a house that always needs another repair. Why not overhaul the ol’ professional website?
  • A Penny Saved is an Hour Burned
    This is a response piece, so let’s start with a summary of Victor Tangermann‘s You’ll Spit Take When You Hear How Little Time Workers Are Saving With AI, According to This Huge New Study (https://futurism.com/time-workers-save-ai-jobs). Now, I’m a writer, but it’s been a long, long time since I sat with a pen in my hand… Read more: A Penny Saved is an Hour Burned
  • New year, new job, new posting schedule goals
    Well, two years ago I made the jump from academia to industry, going from a teacher of professional writing to a professional writer. I was pretty jazzed about the change back then, and I still am today. I work fewer hours, I’m less stressed, and I feel like I’ve built up some professional skills that… Read more: New year, new job, new posting schedule goals
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