Writing
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10 Ways Your Small Business Needs a Freelance Writer
Businesses, small business owners, and website managers hire me to create all types of written content. If you’ve never hired a freelancer before you may be wondering what we do and why you need us. Continue reading
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Slay Your Dragons, Make More Money, and More
Your dragon may not be the same as mine. However big and scary your dragon is, use the best strength you have, the most courage, and slay it as early in the day as you can. Continue reading
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If Your Life Feels Like it’s ‘Missing Something,’ September’s Got a GIFT for You
Do you ever feel like there’s something missing in your life? Or that you don’t always feel on top of your game? Maybe you’re like me – out here hustling your way through the gig economy, which brings a certain level of stress, along with the freedom of working for yourself. Or maybe – you’re… Continue reading
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Fiddleheads & Floss—Big Announcement!
Hello to you! There are some exciting things going on in the world of writing. Whether you are a reader or a writer or both, you likely know the power that words can have in our lives. Today, Fiddleheads & Floss Writing Services (aka—ME) has reached a milestone and I have you all to thank… Continue reading
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A Poet You Should Know: Samantha Lazar
Through the Eyes of a Poet series #8 Through the Eyes of a Poet series by Christina M. WardFeatured Poet: Samantha Lazar Objective: To encourage people to broaden their reading interests through poetry, support the poetry community, and introduce you to poets and their personal stories. For updates on this series: Join this Author Newsletter.… Continue reading
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Introducing Poet Nikki H. Rose in a Personal Interview on Her Poetry
Through the Eyes of a Poet series, #1 Nikki H Rose has come a long way from writing about a Marshmallow Queen in kindergarten, the first of her writings she remembers making her proud. Today she’s a well-educated English teacher with a knack for writing emotional and personal poetry. Setting the scenery for a poet… Continue reading
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Epiphany– a free verse poem on the creative process
Epiphany I can attach my entire existenceto the golden bleed of sunthrough the whisp-staccato edges of a cloud Such moments steal my breath. I can spiral into cornersand come out of them painting with words. I can feel the energyflowing from life breathing lifeparalleling, combining, releasing. Epiphany moments, what hidesin plain sight, screaming“mental illness” at… Continue reading
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Excavating a Poem
a free verse poem celebrating the process Excavating a Poem Some, a breath exhaled slowly into life-giving words. Some, an excavation with bristles firm, then soft and careful. Some, roots gnarled and half-buried we trip over them and follow them to trees. Some, grains of sand to be gathered and shaped into delicate mounds washed… Continue reading
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Abysmal You
Free Verse poetry I dream of things unspoken.You shake me to the surfacesleepy-eyed, confused. You might still be real. There might still be one momentthat is mine. My nakedness aches.I don’t wantthe graythe shadowthe memory to absorb you. Eyes wide and blind, I am a child,abandoned, untethered. Original publishing: Abysmal You My name is Christina.… Continue reading
About Me
Christina M. Ward is an author and freelance writer from the beautiful state of NC where she resides with her two furbabies. She’s edited over 50 poetry collections from around the world, published three of her own, and is working on her second novel. Purchase Christina’s Books Here: AMAZON
Through Christina’s poetry editorial work she quickly gained support for her talents, propelling her into a full-time career in professional writing services for companies around the world. Christina formed Fiddleheads & Floss Writing Services in 2019. In just a few short years, through FFWS, Christina has developed a reputation for delivering high-quality content for health, wellness, clean beauty, and international CBD brands.
Today, Christina works with companies all over the world to provide voice-driven copy for their websites and blogs.
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