Ghostwriter for Blogs & Thriller Novel

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Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I need a talented ghostwriter who can switch comfortably between crisp, informative blog articles and a long-form mystery/thriller novel.

For the non-fiction side, you’ll draft regular blog posts or magazine-style articles that mirror my voice, hold readers’ attention from the first line, and require minimal revision before publishing. Topic briefs, key points, and any source material will be provided; your job is to weave them into engaging, well-structured pieces that feel effortless to read and SEO friendly without sounding forced.

Alongside the articles, I’m starting a fiction project: a suspense-driven novel in the mystery/thriller vein. I have high-level plot ideas, character sketches, and some scattered scenes. I’m looking for someone who can help organise that material into a solid outline, develop a compelling narrative arc, and ghostwrite initial chapters that hook the reader while staying true to classic thriller pacing—sharp dialogue, escalating stakes, and satisfying twists.

Deliverables
• 3–4 polished blog articles (1,000–1,200 words each) ready for publication
• A detailed outline of the novel (act breakdown, key beats, character bios)
• The first 10,000 words of the manuscript in industry-standard format (Word or Google Docs)

Acceptance criteria
• Tone and style match reference samples I’ll share
• Zero plagiarism; original content only
• Clear, suspenseful narrative flow for the fiction chapters
• Articles free of grammar or spelling errors and optimised for readability

If you’re comfortable moving fluidly between concise, authoritative articles and immersive, edge-of-your-seat fiction, let’s talk. Include a short sample of both styles if you have them, and tell me how you’d tackle balancing these two streams of work.
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