Nora Dahlia Zelevansky

Nora Zelevansky is a ghostwriter, collaborator, coach, and sought-after book doctor for authors at publishing houses including Hachette Books, Penguin Random House, Sounds True, and more. Her journalism and essays have appeared in publications including The New York Times, ELLE, Town & Country, the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, Salon, and Vanity Fair, among others. She is the co-author of the critically acclaimed nonfiction book Roll Red Roll: Rape, Power, and Football in the American Heartland (7/22; Hachette), and the author of three novels, including, most recently, Competitive Grieving (5/21; Blackstone).

Nora’s expertise and interests include: Ghostwriting, book editing, book collaborating, book doctoring, book coaching, proposal writing, and proposal consulting. Specialties include memoir, memoir/self-help hybrids, self-help, narrative fiction, creative nonfiction, historical fiction, historical nonfiction, and humor. Expert topics include female empowerment, violence against women, social justice, fashion, beauty, wellness, health, design, travel, film, celebrity, psychology, family history, mystery, business/tech, cultural trends, and the Jewish/Holocaust experience.