I need a creative writer job

I’ve always been in love with the art of storytelling. Whether it’s the quiet drama of a kitchen wall losing to a mango tree (read my blog—Our Mango Tree) or a technical blog post that finally makes sense to a confused reader, there’s magic in shaping chaos into clarity. Every piece of content I write, no matter how structured or strategic, teaches me something new about how stories work.

Over the past four years as a freelance writer and editor, I’ve written everything from keyword-rich content for startups to narrative scripts for graphic novels. Some pieces needed wit, others needed structure, and a few needed serious late-night research spirals (those are oddly fun for me). I’ve worked with marketing teams at BrightRays, built story-driven scripts for Advarohi, and ghostwritten content pieces that pleased my clients. 

It was natural that I gravitated towards scriptwriting. As an artist and a writer, I am especially drawn to visual storytelling. Along the way, I picked up an SEO course on Udemy, partly to fine-tune my skills and partly because I enjoy learning how search engines think. (They’re oddly predictable once you get to know them.) I now understand how to weave keywords into content naturally, craft meta descriptions that aren’t robotic, and structure articles that are both readable and rankable. I also happen to have done an editing course (you can never learn enough)

I love to learn, and I prefer being good at what I do. Five years of writing taught me that good writing is not convoluted but demands clarity. Whether it’s simplifying a technical concept or creating a story that sticks, I want the reader to walk away feeling like they gained something and maybe even smile while reading. 

Best regards, 

Shriya.