The Turn of Phrase
A team of dedicated freelance writers
About us
There’s nothing we enjoy better than turning a phrase to help businesses achieve their goals with style.
We take great pleasure in writing for clients ranging from political press agents to start-ups, manufacturers and retailers.
Everybody who turns a phrase comes from a strong research background in either the humanities or the sciences or both. All of us are freelance writers with distinguished publication records across a very wide board. And our proven track record extends back a couple of decades.
Our Work
Copy Editing
Blogging
Reports
Our People
Robert Wardy
Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Robert is a writer with an illustrious academic background. A philosopher for many years at Cambridge University, he is the author of many books, articles, white papers, essays and blog posts. Robert’s skill set includes translation from German, Italian, Spanish and French.
Mary Dudy
Co-Founder and CEO
A published author herself, Mary has written blogs for independents, authored white papers for corporations, and enjoyed editing an autobiography and ghost-writing a memoir. She is bilingual in English and Spanish and holds a PhD from UC Santa Barbara.
Tracey Sands
Staff Writer
Tracey is a veteran educator and published author. She is an experienced editor and a translator of Swedish and Danish. Her blogging includes articles on equitation and knitting. Tracy has a PhD from the University of Washington.
John Welz
Staff Writer
John has served as a creative director in London, New York, Tokyo and Bucharest. Aside from print and TV copy, John has also authored scripts for corporate films as well as the text for a book of photographs. Prior to working in advertising, John wrote scripts for educational programmes in Germany.
Brian Fuchs
Technical Consultant
An IT industry veteran, Brian is currently CTO of his own startup, the Mobile Collective. He gives technical support for our website as well as looking after our data analysis and processing needs.
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