Heroic Technical Writing: Advice and Insights on the Business of Technical Communication

I’ve spent much of my time on this blog explaining how to write content: organizing it, shaping it, researching it, imbuing it with just the right facts or tone.

The Pup Puzzle was purchased as a way to file down the dogs’ claws.

While I’ve been retired from this page for a bit, it’s nice to know that the content is still finding its designated audience.

I’ve talked about this before, but it seems to be that sort of time again.

A while back, I got assigned to a different supervisor, a guy younger than me who’s dedicated to doing all the “coach” things, including helping me with my career.

Recently, a colleague (DD, not to be confused with D2) called asking my help on proposal writing.

Hello, technical communication enthusiasts!

It’s been an action-packed year, so I have chosen to focus my brain on keeping my work and home life in order.

This month’s missive is response to a friend who was struggling with his work situation.

Today will be one of those “keeping it real” posts, where I share something I screwed up, how I fixed it, and what I learned from the experience.