Summary

FAQs

• 1. What types of content do you specialize in?

  I specialize in editorial features, branded storytelling, scripts, and documentary narratives — with a focus on gastronomy, travel, lifestyle, and cultural identity. I also integrate social issues such as sustainability, inclusion, and community impact into the storytelling when relevant.

• 2. How do you approach a new writing project?

  I start with deep brand and technical research, then explore cultural and social contexts to enrich the narrative. After that, I move into writing, structuring a first draft, and refining it through feedback and editing to ensure clarity, purpose, and resonance.

• 3. What makes your writing style stand out?

  My writing blends emotional storytelling with cultural insight. I don't just describe places or experiences — I evoke them. I use memory, symbolism, and reflection to connect the reader with something deeper: the history behind a building, the silence of a highway, the lesson behind a performance. Whether I’m writing about a dish, a road trip, or a city’s legacy, I seek to create stories that stay with the reader long after the last line — stories that explore identity, nostalgia, belonging, and the invisible threads that tie us to the world around us.

• 4. How do you handle feedback and revisions?

  I welcome feedback as a collaborative tool. I'm agile in revisions, always aiming to strengthen the message while staying true to the story’s emotional and ethical core — especially when dealing with sensitive topics or social impact.

• 5. Can you adapt your voice to different brands or industries?

  Absolutely. I’ve written for chefs, tourism boards, NGOs, and global brands — but I’ve also been a film critic, a political analyst, and a presidential campaign speechwriter. That range has taught me how to adjust tone, rhythm, and narrative depth to fit any context — from persuasive political messaging and cultural essays to branded storytelling and editorial features. Whether the goal is to inform, move, sell, or provoke thought, I tailor the voice to resonate with the intended audience while keeping the message authentic and powerful.