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Heather Woods
Heather Woods Media
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Heather has almost two decades in digital publishing, writing and editing digital and print content: feature articles, case studies, ghostwriting, business articles and more web copy than you could poke a stick at. Along the way, she turned to a freelance life that catered to her love of travel, and suited her young family.
Books have been the constant, familiar face – every step of the way. Heart-pumping, spine-tingling thrillers that keep you guessing until the wee hours of the morning. Emotional epics that tear at your heart strings. And let’s not forget worlds filled with whimsical creatures, enchantments and mystery.
Heather started creative life as a music writer; schlepping around Sydney and London, writing in exchange for free CD’s and concert tickets. Living the dream, right?
She met intriguing, fascinating people who told tales of delirium and heartache, shared their stage lights (and stage faces) and taught her how to put experiences on paper – and how to pace yourself.
Springston, Selwyn
NZ
Cell phone: +64278877701
Email: heather@heatherwoods.co.nz
Years in the field: 20
Years freelancing: 7
Heather Woods
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Heather has almost two decades in digital publishing, writing and editing digital and print content: feature articles, case studies, ghostwriting, business articles and more web copy than you could poke a stick at. Along the way, she turned to a freelance life that catered to her love of travel, and suited her young family.
Books have been the constant, familiar face – every step of the way. Heart-pumping, spine-tingling thrillers that keep you guessing until the wee hours of the morning. Emotional epics that tear at your heart strings. And let’s not forget worlds filled with whimsical creatures, enchantments and mystery.
Heather started creative life as a music writer; schlepping around Sydney and London, writing in exchange for free CD’s and concert tickets. Living the dream, right?
She met intriguing, fascinating people who told tales of delirium and heartache, shared their stage lights (and stage faces) and taught her how to put experiences on paper – and how to pace yourself.
