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Elizabeth Lutyens Writer, Editor

   

Elizabeth Lutyens

Areas of Expertise:
Making words work. Corporate and institutional copy that reads like a story—and gets the job done.

Specific Skills:
Writing and editing copy for Web sites, corporate brochures, educational/fundraising materials, newsletters, press releases, annual reports, magazine features, book-length projects.

Notable Work:

  • Environmental Concern and Action: By Nature and Design, a college president's fund-raising presentation piece; and a storybook-style training manual, The Story of Sustainability at Warren Wilson College: Green Walkabout Primer—both for Warren Wilson College, Asheville, North Carolina
  • So Grows the Tree. A 300-page, hard-bound history published to coincide with independent school capital campaign (Nashoba Brooks School, Concord Massachusetts).
  • Concord Unfolded. Only full-color history guide to Concord, Massachusetts, for Welch's Grape Company and Concord (MA) Chamber of Commerce.
  • Opera Small Talk. Paperback; a bonus-offer product for Home Vision (Acton MA)—now part of Opera America (Washington DC).
  • Addio di Bicari, biography of a Boston sculptor.
  • Success stories that are mini-feature articles for Web sites and press kits based on interviews with satisfied clients for Asheville-based TSAChoice, IT service and solutions provider; and feng shui specialist Jaan Ferree's Intentional Design.
  • Articles and other copy for school/institutional publications. For Warren Wilson College: profile for Heartstone, the college's environmental journal; articles for Owl & Spade, the alumni magazine; and for the college's annual report (President's Report). For Nashoba Brooks School, Concord, Massachusetts: viewbook copy, features for bi-annual feature stories for magazines, Web site copy (www.nbsc.org), and press releases.
  • Feature stories for wider distribution: Independent School, the publication of the National Association of Independent Schools, The Concord [MA] Journal; Cruising World (an international sailing glossy). "Local Color" column for Middlesex News (largest metrowest Boston daily); newsletter writing and editing for Business Brokerage Press (Concord, Massachusetts, and Wilmington, North Carolina).

Comments:
I began my 30-year writing career as a journalist specializing in human-interest stories. When I sidestepped into copywriting and editing, I continued searching for the story and the people behind it, even when the subject was high-tech infrastructure or how to buy a Subway franchise.

After completing a master's degree in fiction writing (Warren Wilson MFA Program for Writers, 1999), I remain convinced that story-telling is my best way into any kind of writing that I do.

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