Stephen Kubacki earned his English Language, Literature and Writing baccalaureate at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Michigan. He freelances in Ann Arbor, Michigan. His in-progress novel The Gospel of Josaphat is about a bunch of college kids on a quest, a quest to get a passing grade in their comparative religion class by writing stories from their own cultural or religious perspectives. Professor Jakubaczewski also promises a free meal to the best tell-taler compliments of the Tabard Inn Host. Against everyone’s advice Kubacki is now writing and shamelessly promoting his silly, eclectic story. He’s also writing a memoir Concha Purpurea about how he survived his reckless childhood, teen-pains, and an unnaturally long young adulthood. This is only remarkable because in his forties he still acts like he’s nineteen.

Not only does he write witty novels and wacky memoirs, he is also for hire at:

Steve’s Language Service

Writes résumés and cover letters, promoting your pursuit of new employment. 

Provides guidance, editing, and formatting for your report, essay, or thesis. 

Tutors you or your child in reading or spelling.  

Tutors you in E.S.L. and helps you prepare for the T.O.E.F.L. 

Writes letters, card greetings, and poems when you can’t find the right words. 

Offers you a reduced rate if out-of-work or a recent college graduate. 

Pays you a referral fee when your friends or family hire S.L.S. 

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