Alice Sullivan

To survive as a freelancer or a consultant for many years, there’s a lot of knowledge to be gained around running a business, money...

It’s time to start a new series about the many lessons I’ve learned as a freelancer over the past (gulp) fifteen years.

This January, I, along with roughly 140 other ghostwriters, “emerged from the shadows,” as the New York Times put it, at the inaugural...

Last October, I huddled in an overstuffed armchair with my laptop in front of me, a blanket drawn around me like an invisibility cloak...

A few years ago, I was chatting with my business coach, when I blurted out, “I never want to work again.”

I’ve spent countless hours interviewing clients in my 23 years as a ghostwriter and editor.

Some tasks in life–like fixing a leaky roof or getting that cavity filled–carry a natural sense of urgency.

Becoming a successful freelancer doesn’t often happen overnight.

In the world of story, the hero’s journey reigns supreme.

From 2008–2016, the world knew Michelle Obama as the First Lady of the United States, a woman mostly eclipsed by her husband's presidency.