Jeremy Blachman

About

Collaborating as a ghostwriter on book projects with business leaders and professionals in a range of industries, including multiple books coming out from major publishers in the next 18 months.If you're a business leader looking for a writer to help turn your ideas and material into a compelling, commercial book project, or need strategic advice as you navigate the publishing process, I might be the partner you're searching for.I've worked as a ghostwriter on projects ranging from bestselling books for major publishers to works that clients have self-published or written for friends and family, on memoirs, leadership and advice books, and titles exploring topics in business, technology, medicine, entrepreneurship, politics, and law for prominent figures in a range of industries.Among my current and recent projects are books published by imprints at HarperCollins, Macmillan, Hachette, Disney/Hyperion, Harvard Business Review Press, and more. Under my own name, I am the author of Anonymous Lawyer: A Novel (Henry Holt), co-author of The Curve (Ankerwycke), and a freelance writer and editor for a range of publications, with credits particularly as a writer of humor and satire. I've worked in television, writing scripts for NBC, Warner Brothers, and Sony, have been published by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and many others, and am also a Harvard-trained lawyer.Praise from past and current clients:“Jeremy and I have worked closely together on multiple projects and there’s very simply no finer professional or person whom I would select as a partner for any project. Jeremy is a rare individual who has an incredible ability to create content, organize, story-tell, and smoothly connect everything together to inspire, teach, and move an audience. I love working with Jeremy and he would be my first pick for anything in the future."“Jeremy is a unicorn, it’s that simple. He has the raw intellect to go deep on any subject, and the creative genius to help you surface your voice. There’s no pride of authorship, just commitment to producing something great however you get there. It’s hard to imagine someone capable of caring more about your book than even you do, but that’s how it feels to work with Jeremy; if I had made the mistake of choosing someone else to work with, my book would have been half as good.”Praise from The Wall Street Journal: “Jeremy is a very funny writer."