Scott Doyle

I write about business, health care, community, and the arts. (A good deal of my work has been published without byline. Please feel free to ask for links or additional writing samples.)

Under my own name I’ve published fiction, book reviews, and features. As a ghostwriter I’ve reviewed business books about the changing nature of work; interviewed Twitter co-founder Biz Stone; summarized medical studies about the dangers of sitting (very real) and of cholesterol (not so much); written a paranormal romance novella (she-cats & werewolves); created taglines and menu descriptions for a new restaurant. I have edited and critiqued fiction and nonfiction manuscripts; crafted grant proposals for a community nonprofit arts initiative; and helped high school students write a book.

I believe that stories transform lives and organizations; that syntax matters, and is not a question of rules but of good design; that the Oxford comma mostly makes sense; that Orwell was mostly right; that Ayn Rand was mostly wrong.