Scripted Writer Network
KENNETH RAY
Freelance Writer
A former ad agency principal, Ken has completed hundreds of projects, including magazine ads, articles, blog posts, press releases, content, and two books (one as a ghostwriter).
Why brands trust KENNETH
4.0 / 5
Across verified client engagements
Writer for about 11 years
Active in the writer network
United States
Available across time zones
Content
Top 30% of Scripted Writers
Selected work
A snapshot of the work KENNETH has published for Scripted clients.
I love my teen-aged daughter (But I miss my little girl)
When my daughter Kaelin was three, Daddy coming home was a monumental event. I'd pull into the driveway, and I could see her looking through the beveled glass in our front door, smiling, jumping up and down in place, singing: "...
TechnologyIs Your Smartphone Dumbing You Down?
Last week I asked my next-door neighbor for his phone number, and was shocked to learn that he didn't know it. "I never call myself," he apologized, as he retrieved it from his Smartphone. Later I asked him the score of the bas...
My Name is Shirley--An autobiography by Shirley Temple Rodgers (Ghostwritten)
Excerpt from "My Name is Shirley," an autobiography that chronicles the intriguing, eventful, but often painful life of Shirley Temple Rodgers. Entries from Ms. Rodgers' handwritten journal were skillfully organized, modified, ...
Personal FinanceHow much credit card debt can you afford?
Okay, so a brand new credit card with a spending limit of $5,000 just arrived in the mail. What do you do? If you're like most, you activate it over the phone, and immediately begin racking up credit card debt without ever cons...
Media & EntertainmentTalkin' 'Bout My Girl: 50 years later, Temps' Classic is Still a Hit
Sing it with me: "I've got sunshine, on a cloudy day. When it's cold outside, I've got the month of May." In 1965, more than fifty years ago, a slim, bespectacled David Ruffin's smooth, yet raspy voice delivered these, arguably...
Sports & FitnessThe Evolution of the NBA 3-point Shot
On October 12, 1979, the three-point shot made its NBA debut in Boston. At the 3:48 mark of the first quarter, Celtics guard Chris Ford squared up and launched a three that saw nothing but net, igniting a wildfire that simmered...
