Gabriel Liwerant

• –––––––––––Articles–––––––––––
• "VAV-Box Selection, Code Conformance"
• –––––––––––Essays––––––––––––
• "The Historical Roots of Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement in China"
• ––––––––––Narratives––––––––––
• "Assume Nothing"
• "Fire Safety First"

• –––––––––––Articles–––––––––––
• All About Franchising
• Evaluating a Franchise
• Financing the Franchise
• Partners and Partnerships
• The Franchise Agreement
• The SBA Express
• What Makes a Successful Franchisee?
• What You Should Know about the UFOC
• Why Franchising?
• ––––––––Book Reviews––––––––
• Aliens, Humanity, and Parallel Novels—
  Oh My!
• –––––––––––Essays–––––––––––
• Destruction by Selflessness

• –––––––––Short Stories–––––––––
• Jump (Coming Soon!)
• The Red Handle
• To Those Who Hear My Humble Plea,
  Forgive Me of My Atrocity
• ––––––––––Stage Plays–––––––––
• Bananas

The Forgotten Art

In our world, visual cues are an increasing dependence. Because visuals compel our attention, it is easy to forget the power and necessity of language. Words well chosen create a bond between an author, product, or advertisement and the reader, user, or shopper. Good writing is concise communication, linking the intended message to the recipient. It is emotion; it is power.

I am currently seeking work as a writer or editor; or as I once wrote in my résumé: a chance to aid in the world of writing or editing by means of considerable talent (arrogance not included!).