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I am fortunate to have been asked to contribute to many in-house magazines, publications and websites since I started writing professionally in 1984. Now my first novel is going through the publication process - more details to follow - and my short fiction can be found on Substack.



Business clients have included Birds Eye Wall's, Unilever UK, Bank of Ireland, UKTI, Transport for London, KPMG, Mercedes, Royal Mail and the Post Office. I currently work regularly with Givaudan International (previously Quest International) - writing about fragrance and the people creating some of the world's best scents is a joy.

I have several other local and national clients, including agencies and small businesses. The services I offer include full marketing or internal communications strategy and implementation, or website re-writes, one-off projects for blogs, LinkedIn profiles, CV writing and magazine articles for PR.

Contact me if you're interested in finding out more about my writing.






        

Comments

Unknown said…
Hi Hilary I'd like to contact you re jazz music and events if you'd be so kind as to drop me an e-mail with your contact e-mail on please? denise@manillapr.com Thanks ever so much Denise
Windy Campbell said…
Hi Hilary - I have a possible guest for Harmonious World podcast. Could you please provide me your email? Mine is windy@thebcompany.com Thank you!
Anonymous said…
Hello Hilary, my name is Tomas, I manage a Soul Jazz Band that hails from Omaha, NE. USA I recently discovered Harmonious World and I must say, I'm enjoying it immensely. We've released a new album and would for you to take a listen. Of course, we'd be honored to be featured on your podcast but more than anything, one music lover to another, I wanted you to have a chance to hear this beautiful album. EPK: booktheswan.com Keep doing what you're doing!
Hilary Seabrook said…
Thanks, Tomas. I'll take a look.

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