Portfolio

I write content that creates thought leaders.

My industries of focus include law, human resources, and insurtech/fintech. I specialize in finding the conversations no one is having – and ensuring my clients are first on the scene with smart, thoughtful contributions that advance industry dialogues.

I’ve been positioning my clients as thought leaders for ten years. I have degrees in English, law, and more English. Let’s talk.

Download my resume here.

Contact

Email: dryskamp@umich.edu
Twitter: @danialexis
LinkedIn: Profile

Writing Samples

Blog Posts and Articles

“Where are Cryptocurrencies Legal, Where are They Illegal, and Where is the Law Not Clear?” (Stockhax)
“82,000 Percent Return? Yes, Please! Why Crypto Hedge Funds are Booming” (Stockhax)
“Trading, Holding, Mining: Ways to Make Money from Cryptocurrencies” (Stockhax)
Get Hired! (Haley Marketing recruiting tool)
Indiana Auto Insurance (Nolo.com)
Online Legal Library (Rottenstein Law Group)

Static Web Copy

KBA Jobs (recruiting firm)
Shuart & Associates (legal recruiting and consulting)
Freed Marcroft (law firm)

E-books

Your Connecticut Divorce Options (Freed Marcroft – law firm)
Key Medical Evidence Used to Win Personal Injury Case Settlements (Shapiro, Cooper, Lewis & Anderson – law firm)

Marketing Emails (Autoresponder)

“What You Need to Know About Connecticut Divorce” series,, Freed Marcroft (following “Your Connecticut Divorce Options” download)

Print Books

Spoon Knife 2: Test Chamber, ed. Dani Alexis Ryskamp and Sam Harvey (2017).
Nantais (as Verity Reynolds), Book 1 of the Non-Compliant Space Trilogy (2017).

Peer-Reviewed Publications

“Stories of Autism: What the Rise in Books on Autism Tells Us About, Well, Autism.” Disability Studies Quarterly (2017).
“Neurodiversity’s Lingua Franca?”: The Wild Iris, Autobiography of Red, and The Breakdown of Cognitive Barriers Through Poetic Language.” The Hilltop Review (2014).

Book Reviews

Shelf Awareness: Browse All (link opens at Shelf-Awareness.com)
Kirkus Indie: How to Die in Paris, by Naturi Thomas (unpublished)
The Book Cricket: Five Reasons Cat Girl’s Day Off Should Be a Movie, Too, Expecting