This paragraph is a placeholder for the opening of your biography — the two or
three lines a reader meets first. Give it some voice.
The second paragraph is where you say what you write and why: the period you
return to, the questions you keep circling, the kind of reader who tends to find
your work. Aim for roughly this much text — it sits comfortably beside the
portrait at this width.
Close with something human and small. Where you write, what you were doing before
this, who you share a desk with. This is also a natural place to mention awards,
publications, or a newsletter, if you have them.
R.C. Blackmere
