Writing for magazines and websites

Details on the writing that Paul has completed for magazines and websites.

Paul's writing:

You can commission Paul Morris to write for you: feel free to email him using the form on the contact page, or if you want to talk, Skype him (from the contact page). See the Client page for details of Paul's client list.

Experience of writing:

Paul is an experienced author whose writing covers a broad range of magazines. He makes a speciality writing in a manner that explains technical issues in a way that the lay, or inexperienced, person can read whilst maintaining the interest of the advanced reader.

Writing about the natural environment and countryside:

Living on, and running, a smallholding enables Paul to see an aspect of life that makes a welcome contrast to the computing industry where he started his writing. This has led to him writing for a diverse range of magazines associated with the countryside, smallholding and country living. In addition, more articles are in preparation for a wider range of publications. Details of items authored by Paul are shown on the Countryside Writing page

Local Writing

Helping to support the local community in a small way, Paul has started writing short items for the local parish magazine that is located in south east Norfolk.

Writing on computing for an international audience:

Paul started this career with writing technical articles for the specialist computer magazine iSeries News which, although published in the USA, has a world-wide market. The target audience for this magazine ranged from beginners to experienced professionals. Paul's writing had to explain complex ideas and processing in a manner that was simple, yet informative, for this diverse audience. These activities also led onto writing a regular technical tips column and their first blog.

Writing about computing for a specialist UK audience:

The UK edition of the magazine, known as iSeries News UK, is still a technical read although it does not go to the same depth that the US magazine does. For this periodical, Paul has written on a number of articles covering background computing concepts and, more recently, on issues relating to websites and web design.