Ken Williamson has over twenty years of experience as a writer, freelance journalist, software author and engineer. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science from Kennesaw State University with a minor focus on English Literature. He also earned degrees in Electronics Engineering and Information Systems. Ken is the contributing editor of political news site PostersPost.com. He frequently writes articles for non-profit organization Chinafreefood.org, an organization dedicated to informing the public about the dangers of foods imported from China. Ken also writes technology news articles, tutorials, and technology reviews for numerous online technology magazines, one of which is CoderDude.com.

Ken grew up in the farm country of the Southeast. After a six year stint in the U.S. Army, he moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he still lives and works today. Although trained in science and engineering, writing has always been Ken's passion. It's no surprise that Ken's first writing projects were technical in nature. Ken has always had a very special ability to translate very complex scientific and technical subject matter into language that can be easily understood by anyone.

But Ken's writing talents don't just end there, his writing projects span a broad range of specialties. Be it writing news articles, web writing, writing business communications, or writing advertisements, Ken's unmistakable style shines through.

Ken recently started work on his first novel, a murder mystery. He spends most of his time, however, working as a Freelance Writer and software author.

Ken specializes in the following areas:

• Technology and Science Writing
• Copywriting
• Web Writing
• Research
• Business Writing
• Corporate Communications

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or call 678-372-4284.