About Us

The WRITE Business Solutions is a company specializing in all
aspects of writing that a business might need.

Founded in late 2004 by writer Tammatha R. Conerly, the
company has among its resources a database of
freelance writers of varying experience in varying locations
throughout the country. Among those writers are
newspaper reporters, editors, novelists, and English teachers.

If you are a writer who would like to be considered for inclusion in
our database for future projects, please contact us by email,
including your qualifications and any samples available. Only the
serious need apply. Attention to detail, creativity, and originality
are a must. Must also be able to work efficiently under deadline
pressure.

Tammatha Rachelle Conerly is a 32-year-old
freelance writer who resides in Wyoming with
her daughter. She was born in Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, but spent half of her childhood in
Casper, Wyoming. She now claims both
Zachary, Louisiana and Casper, Wyoming
as her hometowns.

Tammatha knew in middle school she was
meant to write and would be a writer, thanks to
one of her best friends. In high school, whenever someone would
ask what she was going to be, she would reply, "I'm a writer. I
will write. You will be reading about me and what I write one day."

Tammatha put her writing on the back burner as life happened
and picked it up after a dear friend who was a co-worker
bluntly asked her, "What the hell are you doing in
accounting?" She replied she was "in hell but paying the
bills." This friend, who was a fellow writer, suggested
Tammatha get into freelancing. She then began writing
human interest pieces for her company newsletter and
followed through with a corresponding position at a local
newspaper.

In late 2004, Tammatha started her own writing company and
is presently the CEO and Executive Director of The WRITE
Business Solutions. She is a former corresponding reporter for
the Daily Star, a daily-plus-Sunday newspaper out of Hammond,
Louisiana, and former staff reporter for the Uinta County Herald
in Evanston, Wyoming. She does work as a freelance
writer/novelist. She is currently writing a book for a detective who
investigated one of the Louisiana serial killings.