I’m assembling a fresh, subscriber-only history newsletter and need a skilled writer-researcher to create a curated series of essays that readers will genuinely look forward to each week. Scope • Produce 8–10 original essays (1,000–1,200 words each) written in a lively, story-driven style. • Topics may span ancient, medieval, or modern eras—feel free to pitch the moments you’re most passionate about as long as they offer clear narrative hooks and timely relevance. • Each essay must be historically accurate, cited with reputable primary or secondary sources, and tailored for an engaged—but non-academic—audience of curious adults. What I’ll need from you 1. A brief outline of proposed topics and angles (bullet points are fine). 2. Well-researched drafts delivered on a rolling schedule so we can iterate quickly. 3. Inline citations or endnotes formatted consistently, plus a short “Further Reading” section. 4. Concise meta description and title for each piece to assist with newsletter SEO. Nice-to-haves • Suggestions for public-domain images or archival materials that could enrich the newsletter layout. • Ability to adapt voice if we decide to run a themed series (e.g., lesser-known innovators, turning-point battles, social history snapshots). Acceptance criteria – Engaging narrative that balances storytelling with factual rigor. – Clear, reader-friendly structure (intro, key narrative beats, takeaway). – 100 % originality; I will check plagiarism reports. If you’re passionate about turning the past into vivid, memorable reading, include one short sample—or a link to published work—along with your proposed topic list. I’m ready to get started right away and will provide prompt feedback on outlines and drafts so we can keep momentum strong.