I’m putting together a recurring student-focused history newsletter and need a reliable writer to produce a series of lively, well-researched essays. Each piece should spark curiosity, explain key facts in plain language, and read smoothly for a young audience. What I’ll provide • The topic for each issue, any must-include dates, names, or links to source material. • A rough publishing calendar so you know deadlines in advance. What I need from you • 4–6 concise essays per month, 600–800 words each. • A clear, engaging narrative that balances storytelling with historical accuracy. • Sidebars or call-out boxes for fun trivia, definitions, or quick timelines. • Citations in Chicago or MLA—whatever works best for you—as footnotes or endnotes. • A short, punchy headline plus a two-sentence teaser for each essay. Tone & style Write as if you’re guiding curious students through a time machine: vivid scenes, relatable language, no fluff. Complex ideas should be broken down without dumbing them down. Workflow 1. We agree on the upcoming topics. 2. You submit a brief outline for sign-off. 3. Draft → my feedback → one round of revisions → final copy ready for layout. If you’re passionate about history, skilled at simplifying big ideas, and dependable with deadlines, I’d love to see samples of your previous educational writing and discuss the first batch of essays right away.