BA, English (Top-tier) MA / PhD, Media Studies (Tier 1 university). 
I have a humanities background, but I have tutored and taught in many related fields, ranging from math to the social sciences to ESL. I've completed in-depth, graduate level projects on topics as diverse as accounting, business, biology, music, psychology, and theology for my clients. One of my other projects involves publishing books, so I have some background and experience in formatting and editing books for the Kindle Direct Publishing platform. If you're a self-publishing author, I can help you out.  

Also, I used to work as an admissions consultant specializing in graduate admissions for international students, so I have extensive experience with admissions essays. Someday Later this  year, I'll finish my book about these admissions essays!

I am insatiably curious about absolutely everything. 

Editing, tutoring, teaching: College level (8 years) Retail (bookstore): editor / proofreader (6 years); 11 years of combined teaching / private tutoring / TA-ing experience, miscellaneous experience with business, marketing, finance, PR / marketing work. I have experience with white papers, cover letters, SEO, and resumes too. 

Last updated 8/2019

Last updated 8/1//2019 
Get my book: "Hacking Papers: How to Write a Successful Paper (even if you never did the reading)". It's full of quick tips and tricks about research and writing.  Now out in paperback ($8.95) and as always, on Kindle! $3.99 but probably worth at least 4 bucks!  

Get it here on Kindle! (Plaintext link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079C98DG7)

and here in paperback. (Plaintext link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1976995590)

I'm also working on a new book about grad admissions essays, so stay tuned. And let me know what content  would be helpful or what questions you would want in a book like this!


I've completed over 6,000 projects for this site. I must be doing something right! 

Note: The number of projects in my queue is misleading, as it includes projects that are completed and for which I am awaiting payment, projects due very far in the future, as well as small ongoing projects. 

Areas of special interest: Anthropology, sociology, technology, computers, English, linguistics, media, philosophy, political science, psychology, art, history, gender studies, culture studies, business, pedagogy / teaching, ethnography, CSR, ethics, religion. 

I am also pretty good with math(s).  If you have a project you think I can take on, invite me and I'll check it out!

Press (includes a writing sample): http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/features/report/8960/inside-the-black-market-for-college-homework/


NOTE: My bidding minimum is $25/page (double-spaced, standard margins + font), $40/ page (1.5 spacing), and $50/page single spacing. Sometimes I bid more because of deadlines, the cost of materials such as books or journal articles, the complexity of a proejct, how much I already have in my queue, and so on. Please don't ask me to bid less than my minimum. Remember that this site, bank fees, and taxes all take an enormous cut, and I am netting FAR less than $25/page. Thank you for understanding.

A few tips:
1. Word count > page count, every time! Try to get a ballpark estimate from your professor.
2. Although more info is usually better, there is a point where an overwhelming amount of info can cut into precious time, especially on very tight deadlines!  Think about what info I really need to write. I can't always read an entire semester of assigned readings in a day. Also keep in mind there is a limit on how many files you upload with your project. It can be very time consuming to download dozens or hundreds of .jpg, .pdf, and .png files, especially if they are out-of-order pages. The less time I have to spend on admin stuff like that, the more time I have for writing. 
3. An ideal deadline is about 24-36 business hours away from when you must hand it in. This will give you time to  look over it, revise if necessary, ensure that you have the file, etc. I realize this is not always possible, but it is ideal: and if your deadline is more flexible, you can usually save some money this way since my bid will be lower!
4. Unfortunately I can't provide ongoing status updates. Until I can afford an assistant, I can work either on your project or I can write messages to you about your project. I read most messages as quickly as I see them, but I can't always respond immediately. Thanks for understanding! 
5. The system cannot accommodate multiple due dates. It's super annoying, but remember that all I see is the due date you have chosen.
4. Sometimes...I need to sleep or eat! Please allow a few hours for a response and remember that I am on US Pacific Time.