CONTENT MARKETING GHOSTWRITER. DEBUT YA DYSTOPIA ON THE WAY.
Clients recognized by Forbes, Harvard, and The New York Times.
Writing content that reaches readers, initiates growth, and inspires change.
You have a story to tell. If you’ve struggled to get from concept to completed draft, I’ll help you create a clear roadmap, stay on track, and finally finish your book.
As well as working with authors, I’m on the journey myself: working toward the publication of my debut, a YA dystopia.
Allow me to introduce myself…
I’m Sarah, a Content Marketing Ghostwriter.
Specialized in email and LinkedIn content, I capture client voices and target messaging for their audiences’ pain points.
I’ve worked with authors and speakers recognized by Forbes, The New York Times, and the United Nations, with audiences and sales exceeding 10M.
A learner at heart, I also edit for a Manhattan-based publisher, working with authors to take their manuscripts from draft to published book.
What People Say
Motivation starts creatives on their journey. Determination sees them to the finish line.
Motivation starts creatives on their journey. Determination sees them to the finish line.
The fiction side...
My writing journey started under the mentorship of a 21-time New York Times bestselling author, which led me to write a YA dystopia about a country where social status is currency.
Early readers say it’s hauntingly beautiful and conceptually fascinating, and I’m working toward securing representation so I can get this story into your hands.
If you enjoy the deep family secrets of We Fell Apart, the tone of the series Hanna, and a heroine learning she doesn’t have to overcome her past to make an impact on the present, you’ll love it.
Here’s what early readers are saying:
“Hauntingly beautiful.” “Conceptually fascinating.”⠀“Highly original.”⠀“Admirably intricate.”
“Hauntingly beautiful.” “Conceptually fascinating.”⠀“Highly original.”⠀“Admirably intricate.”
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