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Tim Morrison, DMin, ND, owner and president of Write-Choice Services, Inc., has had an extensive writing career in addition to experience in education, training and counseling. His publishing credits include articles for New Life Journal, Recycle/SCAN magazine, Group magazine, RECYCLE II Catalogue, Hard Times Catalog for Youth, and a chapter in Maria Harris’ book, Portrait of Youth Ministry.
Dr. Morrison’s third book – A Walk in the Spirit: Creating Dramatic Monologues through Lectio Divina – was released in September 2008. November 2008 saw the release of Crafting Personal Legacy Statements, a book that Tim co-authored with Atty. Don West, Jr.
Healing Plants of the Bible, Dr. Morrison’s first book, was published in 2002. He followed that with three booklets, which he continues to use in his teaching and counseling service: Writing One's Way to Better Well-being, Playing One’s Way to Better Well-being, and Meditating One’s Way to Better Well-being. His second book, Letters To My Sons, published in 2005, was written to share his life's journey with his children and to encourage readers to write their own stories for future generations.
In addition to his published writing, Tim has over 25 years of experience in crafting powerful speeches and insightful seminar and workshop presentations. He has also written and coached others in writing monthly, quarterly and annual reports and a variety of newsletters as well.
Tim’s first two books are available at www.amazon.com. All three are available atwww.barnesandnoble.com. The Legacy book can be ordered at www.Legacy-Statement.com. |
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Heather Herrig has always possessed a deep love for the written word; she joins Write-Choice Services, Inc., eager to support aspiring authors in their writing journeys.
While studying English at the University of Georgia, Heather discovered the field of publishing as a vocational means to continue her passion for reading and writing. In the summer of 2001, she attended and graduated from the University of Denver's Publishing Institure. Offering a concentrated curriculum covering all major aspects of the publishing industry, this program gave Heather a foundational set of tools for beginning her career – and reinforced her sense of belonging in the publishing world.
Heather soon began to make preparations for a move to New York City – the natural starting ground for all aspiring publishers. However, her plans (and subsequently her career path) changed dramatically when the city was rocked by the events of 9/11 (as, of course, was the rest of the world). After discussions with her family and thoughtful prayer, she resolved that her place was still in Atlanta for the time being.
Even after an unfruitful job search in Atlanta’s small publishing market, Heather’s passion for writing did not waver. She began to accumulate small freelance writing, marketing, and editing projects, which evolved into a sustainable consulting business that she ran for several years.
With Write-Choice Services, Inc., Heather merges her education, experience, natural editing skills, marketing expertise, and publishing enthusiasm into an essential support structure for writers. Her ambition is to offer future authors the resources, encouragement, and guidance they need to achieve their writing goals. |
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Janet Litherland, founder and editor emeritus of Write-Choice Services, Inc., is the author of ten nonfiction books, several collections of music/drama-related scripts, and numerous articles and stories for national magazines. Her newest book Song of the Heart was just published (2008) and is Ms. Litherland’s fourth novel. Her previous three are Vanished, Chain of Deception and Discovery in Time. Janet has taught college extension courses in creative writing and has served as a seminar leader for writers’ conferences. In the Fall of 2005, Janet decided to "retire" from Write-Choice Services, Inc., so that she could devote more time to her own writing as well as engaging in more travel. Janet’s website that features her books is www.janetlitherland.com. |
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Betsy Rhame-Minor began her career as a newspaper reporter while earning a bachelor’s degree in English at Meredith College. Shortly after graduating, Betsy returned to school to earn a Master of Arts in English from North Carolina State University. There, her concentration was British and American Literatures, but she focused specifically on the genres of memoir, autobiography, and oral and family history. For her thesis, she wrote her great-grandmother’s biography.
Betsy was also a marketing and communications writer in North Carolina before moving to the Atlanta area. She has worked as a freelance writer and editor since 2007. Previously, Betsy was also a paralegal.
Betsy enjoys helping writers organize their thoughts on paper, editing their work and participating in the writing process.
In her spare time, Betsy plays tennis and travels. She is an avid reader and loves to cook. |
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