Anime Fanfiction Writer
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I’m building a long-form fanfiction intended for both Ao3 and Wattpad and I’d like a writer who can dive into a psychological, deliberately toxic romance and keep the narration firmly in third person. There’s no strict deadline, so you’ll have the breathing room to craft layered character dynamics, slow-burn tension, and the darker emotional beats this pairing demands.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A multi-chapter story (exact length open for discussion) that sustains a gripping, uneasy romantic arc.
• Consistent third-person narration that can slip seamlessly between character viewpoints when needed without breaking the overall voice.
• Polished prose ready to upload—formatted with clear chapter titles, tags, and summaries suitable for both Ao3 and Wattpad.
• Respect for canon where relevant, while still taking creative liberties to explore psychological depth and toxicity in the relationship.
We can outline the plot together or you can propose a detailed outline for approval before drafting. Once we agree on the structure, I’d like regular check-ins or chapter previews so feedback can be folded in early rather than at the end.
If angsty mind games, moral grayness, and emotionally charged romance are your strengths, let’s talk about turning this concept into a compelling read.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A multi-chapter story (exact length open for discussion) that sustains a gripping, uneasy romantic arc.
• Consistent third-person narration that can slip seamlessly between character viewpoints when needed without breaking the overall voice.
• Polished prose ready to upload—formatted with clear chapter titles, tags, and summaries suitable for both Ao3 and Wattpad.
• Respect for canon where relevant, while still taking creative liberties to explore psychological depth and toxicity in the relationship.
We can outline the plot together or you can propose a detailed outline for approval before drafting. Once we agree on the structure, I’d like regular check-ins or chapter previews so feedback can be folded in early rather than at the end.
If angsty mind games, moral grayness, and emotionally charged romance are your strengths, let’s talk about turning this concept into a compelling read.