Conversational Review for The Last Artist
Budget / Salary$50–100
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’ve just closed the cover on Gregory S. Walsh’s novel “The Last Artist,” and now I’d like a warm, conversational review that convinces others to read it too. Think of the piece as a chat over coffee with a friend—informal yet insightful.
What I need from you
• A single review (roughly 600–800 words) delivered in Word or Google Doc format.
• A persuasive angle: the review’s primary purpose is to make readers want the book.
• Key talking points must include Walsh’s character development and his distinctive writing style. Feel free to hint at a memorable scene or two, but keep spoilers minimal.
• Wrap up with a clear overall rating (stars, points, or 1–10 scale—your choice) and a punchy final verdict.
Acceptance criteria
• Conversational tone maintained throughout—no academic language.
• Character insight and prose commentary are prominent, while plot specifics stay spoiler-light.
• Overall rating is present, easy to spot, and tied back to the persuasive message.
• Review posting to Goodreads
• Review posting to Amazon US and UK only (reviewer must reside in the United States or the United Kingdom, and have access to either Amazon US or Amazon UK)
If you love bringing novels to life for prospective readers, this should be a quick, fun assignment. I’m looking forward to reading your take on “The Last Artist” and sharing it with future fans of the book.
What I need from you
• A single review (roughly 600–800 words) delivered in Word or Google Doc format.
• A persuasive angle: the review’s primary purpose is to make readers want the book.
• Key talking points must include Walsh’s character development and his distinctive writing style. Feel free to hint at a memorable scene or two, but keep spoilers minimal.
• Wrap up with a clear overall rating (stars, points, or 1–10 scale—your choice) and a punchy final verdict.
Acceptance criteria
• Conversational tone maintained throughout—no academic language.
• Character insight and prose commentary are prominent, while plot specifics stay spoiler-light.
• Overall rating is present, easy to spot, and tied back to the persuasive message.
• Review posting to Goodreads
• Review posting to Amazon US and UK only (reviewer must reside in the United States or the United Kingdom, and have access to either Amazon US or Amazon UK)
If you love bringing novels to life for prospective readers, this should be a quick, fun assignment. I’m looking forward to reading your take on “The Last Artist” and sharing it with future fans of the book.
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