How may I be of service?

Do you need copy?

I'm Minnie Lamberth, and I'm a freelance copywriter. I help clients communicate their messages in all types of media -- ad copy, brochures, magazine articles, press releases, newsletters, Web sites and more. My marketing pieces cover a curious variety of topics, ranging from church Web sites and heating/air conditioning services to lumber products, business news, electric utilities, higher education, health care and real estate development. Tell me what service or product you want to promote and the message you want to convey, and I’ll start writing. Send inquiries to contact@minnielamberth.com.

Testimonials

“Minnie is a superb copywriter, quickly converting a little direction of what I want to convey into clearly understood words. Not only is she gifted in this area, I can always depend on her to get the job done professionally and on deadline . On a personal side, I enjoy her sense of humor.” – Conni Barnett, Alfa Properties, Inc.

“The articles you did for our newsletters are so good, I thought I wrote them! (Kidding; they’re far better.) Just wanted to say thanks again for your excellent quality and attention to detail. We quite literally couldn’t do it without you.” – Adams Hudson, Hudson Ink.

“It’s great to work with Minnie. She’s incredible at consistently distilling our ramblings into professional articles and marketing messages that remain consistent with our culture and brand.” – Jason Otis, Axletree Media Inc.

Do you need a copy of my novel?

What happens when the world we know is too small for our dreams?

Meet seven-year-old Hannah Hayes, who lives on Evergreen Drive in Wellton, Alabama. It’s the spring of 1972, and in the world at large, the Equal Rights Amendment is making its way through the states, the Vietnam War continues, and the Olympics are about to be held in Munich. But Hannah's concern for the world beyond her border pales in comparison to matters more urgent for a seven-year-old—protecting her beagle Pumpkin from Ralph, a neighbor’s free-spirited dog, and pursuing her dream to become a preacher. Problem is, Wellton has never had a girl preacher before, and folks don’t seem too warm to the idea.

Richly detailed characters, well-crafted dialogue, and the simplicity and innocence of a child's perspective combine in this memorable novel full of spiritual sensitivities that result in a story at once charming, innocent and joyful.

Life with Strings Attached (Paraclete Press) by Minnie Lamberth was released in February 2005. Publication came by route of winning the inaugural Paraclete Fiction Award, a contest conducted by Paraclete Press of Cape Cod, MA, seeking a literary novel with Christian themes.Click here to find out more.

Do you need a speaker?

I like to tell stories about my writing faith. I enjoy speaking to libraries, book clubs, classes, church groups and other venues and welcome opportunities to do so. To see my speaking style, check out my video “Minnie Series.” Welcome signs are not required, but certainly make an impression. Send inquiries to contact@minnielamberth.com.

Testimonials

“Your presentation was not only well organized but genuinely enthralling ... I especially enjoyed hearing you talk about the art of crafting the real world into your fiction (the problem of birthdays, George Wallace, calendars, and such). You are a fascinating storyteller."--Book festival session moderator

“Perfect thoughts for a year when we focus upon God's word in our lives … Thanks again for opening our event and our program year with such thoughtful words. You do have a gift!”--Women’s Ministry conference coordinator

“We just wanted to thank you so much for your visit. We all enjoyed your book so much. And talking to you gave it an extra sweetness. Thank you for all your well-thought-out answers to our questions, and your time.”--Book club facilitator

“You did a great job. We had terrific feedback from people as they came on downstairs and chatted with us. Several of them must have taken notes because they asked for the books you mentioned as your favorites.”--Library author series coordinator

Would you like a Lambscape?

Take a look at my mini-portraits of children. I call these paintings my Lambscapes. Send inquiries to contact@minnielamberth.com.

Would you like to SEE the minnie series?

I have written and recorded a number of videos on my writing faith that I call the Minnie Series. Look and listen to one or all.