Rhonda Bracey

Between what I'd cut out, what fabric I was given, and other fabric I'd brought along and got donated, I made 75 pouches of all sizes, suitable for small

Rhonda Bracey started her freelance business in Western Australia in 1999, providing technical writing and editing services to companies of all sizes—from small

Technical writer since 1997 (mostly software companies) * Technical/corporate editor since 2008 (mostly mining/resources companies, government; focus mostly

The weekend after I returned from Europe, I went to an annual retreat up in the Avon Valley National Park.

I'm a technical editor, working mainly in the oil and gas industry. I edit large complex Microsoft Word documents (200 to 1,000 pages) such as

I use Twitter to keep in touch with people and to gain different perspectives from global friends. But an essential for me is the Tweets about bushfires etc.

Rhonda runs a technical communication consultancy from her home in the lush southwest corner of Western Australia.

Western Australian, freelance technical editor, owner of CyberText Consulting, occasional speaker at editing conferences (usually on