Ten of the Most Fascinating Writers on Associated Content for 2007

Associated Content (AC) is blessed with many talented writers. Some are humorous. Some are brilliant. Some are eccentric. Some educate. Some fill your heart with joy. Some reach into your very soul with their own.

Like most good writers, these individuals come from all walks of life. Some are students. Some are career people who write in their limited spare time. Some work from home. Some struggle to make writing their career.

Some of AC's writers are mothers and fathers. Some are grandmothers and grandfathers. Most lead very modest lives. Some are alone while others care for multiple members of their family.

However, all of them have one thing in common. All of them are utterly fascinating.

If I could, I would introduce you to every AC writer. Each one of them has something unique and special to offer. I know that because each many of them have taught me something valuable. They've taught me about the world, about life, about them, and even about a little bit about myself.

Since I can't possibly share information on all of them, I have chosen 10 of my favorite writers who I also consider fascinating. They are, by no means, the only writers here at AC that I enjoy. But these 10 are certainly worthy of recognition.

In no particular order, here is my list of the 10 most fascinating writers at Associated Content for 2007:

First on my list is a writer simply known as The Barefoot. This cerebral man of the 21^st century enjoys software design, datamarts, humor and satire, and the comedy of the absurd.

His interest in writing came out of his love for telling stories. He says "even in grade school, I'd pass the walk home by telling tales to my friends." After that, he reports "it was an easy transition from speaking to writing."

He goes on to say "my writing style has been influenced heavily by my professional life. I do quite a lot of business writing like proposals, briefs, presentations, and technical documents. Those have taught me to organize my writings in to easily digestible packets."

He is surprised that so many people enjoy his writing. "My biggest reward is when someone gets and appreciates my meager efforts."