People hire fantasy writers for their skill and expertise

There’s nothing like a pro to give you quality. People hire ghostwriters for their expertise, for their knowledge, for their skill. The result is a much stronger and more professional manuscript than they can write on their own.

A professional fiction writer can help you in several areas, whether your target market is adults, teens or young adults. Here are a few of the more common aspects of fiction that our ghostwriters can help you with:

• imagery
• plot twists
• literary devices
• internal struggles
• character development
• more effective use of words
• suspense and foreshadowing

A compelling fantasy book whisks readers off into a world of make-believe. We can make your fantasy a reality!

Authors hire fantasy ghostwriters to get organized.

Sometimes, the biggest challenge is organizing your material.

The longer the novel, the harder it is to get organized.

The more characters, the harder it is to get organized.

The more epic the story, the harder it is to get organized. And fantasy novels are often quite epic.

The structure of a novel helps guide readers through the story. Words keep a reader hungry for more, but the structure is what they follow to keep reading. This is as true in fantasy movies as in fantasy books.

An experienced ghostwriter can help you get organized. She can structure your fantasy manuscript so that all the parts of the puzzle fit together in the most compelling order for the reader.

You might hire a fantasy writer to save time.

Life is busy. Many people have great ideas but less great schedules. Delegating the work of writing to a ghostwriter saves time in three ways:

• The ghostwriter can start right away, so you don’t have to wait.
• An experienced ghostwriter writes faster than you, so start to finish is quicker.
• The ghostwriter does the work, so that’s time your don’t have to spend writing.

And outsourcing is also a way to get started quicker. No more procrastination or conflicting priorities. Let the ghostwriter get started on your manuscript or screenplay right now.

We can start today. Send us your idea, and we’ll start the process right away. We can cut a decade of delays down to six months of steady writing. Before you know it, you’re a fantasy author.

Our professional fantasy ghostwriters can write faster than you. It’s what they do all day. The words simply flow faster.

You might hire a fantasy writer just to edit your draft.

You might not want help writing. You might feel that you should be the one to write. Fair enough. But how do you take a good manuscript and make it great?

That’s where a professional editor comes in. We can take a good story and make it better. We can take a good book and make it better. We can take a good screenplay and make it better.

IF the dragons and trolls and vampires and heroes are primed and ready, but need a bit of a makeover, a fantasy editor might be just what you need.

Some authors hire a fantasy ghostwriting service to improve their story.

You might have chosen to write your manuscript on your own. And it might need improvements, not just editing. Maybe it’s missing something. Maybe there are elements that are weak. It might be the dialogue. Or the imagery. Or a sense of flare. Or the depth of the characters.

Whatever is missing, a professional can add it.

Even if you have already self-published, we can make it even better for a second edition. Or to present to a publishing house.

Whatever improvements or embellishments you feel your book needs, a freelance fantasy writing service can help. That’s us. We can help.

How to find a fantasy ghostwriter for hire

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Define the world in your book.

In the world of fantasy fiction, it’s the worlds that set them apart. Most fantasy authors go to great effort defining their worlds, so that readers can immerse themselves in a totally fantastic realm. Here are a few things to consider:

• vegetation
• place names
• weather or climate
• clashes between different societies
• rules of society (taboos, rituals, etc.)

A pro fantasy writer can bring your worlds to life. The more guidance you give, the better the worlds in words will reflect the worlds you envisage.

Define the creatures in your book.

As important as the worlds are in fantasy writing, the creatures are just as important. Fantasy covers a wide range of creatures. There is a huge difference between fairies and vampires.

There is also a huge difference between the elves of Middle Earth and the elves of the North Pole. Defining creatures is more than just listing them.

Describe each character for your writer.

Defining the creatures in general terms is not enough. You will have a protagonist and other main characters. You will have antagonists. You might have other central characters.

Readers will want to get to know each character just as well as if they were human. In fact, some of them might be human. Your novel will succeed or fail on the characters you create. They need to be strong. They need to be vulnerable. You have to make them struggle, both with each other and within themselves, as well as with barriers to their quest. And they need to grow through their struggles.

Just as with any other story, your ghostwriter needs to know everything about your characters

• their fears
• their habits
• their dreams
• how they dress
• how they move
• what they look like
• what they sound like
• what gets them angry
• their strengths and weaknesses

Most of all, you need to describe the relationship of each character to the main protagonist and the main antagonist, and how those relationships will evolve through the story.

Your ghostwriter can make all of this up, so don’t worry. But the more information you provide the writer, the more your characters will be as you envisage them.

Give your ghostwriter the plot.

Although fantasy revolves around the worlds and the creatures that inhabit them, no story stands without a solid plot. What’s your storyline?

Every story also has several sub-plots. For instance, there is often romantic tension between two of the main characters. One of the characters might struggle with inner demons, such as:

• guilt
• anger
• shame
• low self-esteem

Make sure to explain the details of each sub-plot or side story, and how each one contributes to the main plot.

You should describe the main plot and all sub-plots with:

• a beginning
• an end point
• how the protagonist gets from beginning to end
• outside forces that throw the main characters off course
• outside forces that propel the main characters forward
• internal struggles that affect the movement from beginning to end

Your readers will follow these storylines. Through them, they will build an affinity for your characters and ride their tides of emotion. Make sure your writer understands the nuances of each sub-plot.

Choose a point of view (POV) for your book.

Through whose eyes will readers view the story? Sometimes, it is through the narrator’s eyes. Usually, it is through the protagonist’s eyes. However, it can be seen from the point of view of the villain or the hero’s sidekick or somebody else. Or the point of view could switch back and forth. The choice is yours.

Whatever point of view you want, make sure that your ghostwriter knows exactly how you want to manage that.

Explain your desired tone to your ghostwriter.

You might want a dark tone or a light tone. Fantasy fiction often has some of both. You might have some other tone in mind. Optimistic or pessimistic. Happily ever after or confusing.

Make sure your writer knows the tone you want to set.

What’s the moral of your story?

Not every story has a moral to it. But people will draw conclusions. So, if you want them to walk away with one conclusion rather than the other, tell your writer.

How to find a fantasy writer for hire

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