Keith Shovlin’s life is devoted to spreading the word – whether it’s in print or digital.

By day, the 35-year-old is a binding technician at the Library of Congress, processing books for long-term storage, but by night he’s the founder and publisher of aois21 Media, a Northern Virginia cloud-based publishing and production service that helps writers tighten and market their digital stories.

“There are a lot of people who write because they think they can, but they don’t have a good story to tell. It’s all in trying to find a story that is unique, that needs to be told and helping it to be the best story that it can be,” Shovlin told Technical.ly DC. “Anyone who writes a political rant on Facebook thinks they can have their own blog and that they can have enough for a book. That’s not to say that there are not good stories out there.”

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