Freelance writer and editor Lisa Currin has been writing about technology since God was a small boy, and, in fact, still has her very first Macintosh 512K, which makes a fine doorstop. Over the past 20 years, she has written product literature, feature articles, biographies, executive speeches and every other sort of communications known to humankind for a host of large and small organizations including GTE, IBM, Verizon Communications, netWorker magazine, the Child Abuse Council of Hillsborough County, Fla., the American Funeral Directors Society and Esteem magazine. She has managed both corporate and commercial magazines, and launched GTE Data Services' first electronic employee newsletter in the early '90s. Lisa currently provides content for various Web publishers, including NewsScan Corp. and Faulkner Communications. Besides telecommunications and high-tech, she has written extensively on real estate, child abuse and interpersonal relationships. Freed from the bondage of corporate life, she lives gratefully with her husband, son and a small band of dysfunctional pets in Southampton, N.Y.