The Daily Grace Co.

Contract Writer - A Book for Those Still Waiting


PayCompetitive
LocationRemote
Employment typeContract
  • Job Description

      Req#: 134

      Location: Remote


      Position Overview:
      Some seasons of life feel like endless waiting—prayers unanswered, doors unopened, circumstances unresolved. Readers in these spaces often wrestle with doubt, restlessness, or a sense of being stuck.



      We are seeking a contract writer to help people navigate prolonged waiting with honesty, hope, and theological depth. We are not looking for a book that retells familiar encouragement or a survey of people who waited in Scripture.


      Scope of Work:

      • Research, outline, and write a full-length manuscript (50,000–75,000 words) on waiting from a biblical perspective
      • Collaborate with the editorial team for feedback and revisions
      • Ensure theological alignment with The Daily Grace Co.’s doctrinal commitments


      Commitment: Contract, per-project basis


      Compensation: Determined per project scope


      Additional Information:
      Contractors are engaged based on the needs of specific projects and are not guaranteed ongoing or full-time work. Participation in team meetings, workshops, and collaborative sessions may be requested based on project type and timeline.


      Why Publish with The Daily Grace Co.?

      With over a decade of industry leading publishing experience, The Daily Grace Co. has a track record of creating Christ-centered resources that combine deep theological insight with practical encouragement, helping readers experience the transforming grace of Jesus. We are looking for writers who articulate biblical wisdom with warmth and clarity, not for writers with large platforms. We commit to getting your message to the people who need it most by fully partnering with you at every stage from developing your idea to post-launch marketing. Come join us as we create a trusted library of resources that meet people where they are and point them to Jesus.

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      Proposal Requirements


      Important:
      Proposals that do not include all required components listed below cannot be reviewed.


      Please submit all materials in a single document and include:

      1. Title and Subtitle

      2. Controlling Idea (1–2 sentences)
      Clearly articulate the central thesis or driving argument of the book.

      3. One-Paragraph Summary
      Provide a concise overview of the book’s purpose, scope, structure, and tone.

      4. Target Audience Description (One of the Most Important Sections)Who this book is specifically for

      • Their stage or season of life
      • The particular struggles, questions, or longings they are experiencing
      • Why this book matters to them now
      • Tip: Specificity is essential. Broad descriptions such as “Christian women” or “believers” are not sufficient.

      5. Comparable Titles (2–3 from the Past 5 Years)
      Identify 2–3 comparable books published within the last five years and explain:

      • How your book overlaps with each one
      • How it is meaningfully distinct in approach, audience, tone, or theological emphasis

      6. Author Bio
      Explain what uniquely qualifies you to write this book, including:

      • Education
      • Ministry, counseling, academic, or professional experience
      • Subject-matter expertise
      • Lived experience relevant to the topic (if appropriate)
      • Previous publishing or writing experience

      7. Detailed Chapter Outline
      Provide a working table of contents that includes:

      • Chapter titles
      • The main idea of each chapter and how it supports the controlling idea of the book

      8. Sample Material

      • The complete book introduction
      • Two fully written sample chapters representative of the final manuscript

      9. Front and Back Matter (Optional)
      Describe any supplemental materials (e.g., reflection questions, discussion guides, recommended resources, liturgies, appendices, etc.).

      10. Timeline and Specifications
      Include:

      • Current manuscript status (idea stage, in progress, complete, etc.)
      • Estimated total word count (typically 55,000–75,000 words)
      • Anticipated manuscript delivery date


  • About the company

      The Daily Grace Co. is a company whose mission is encouraging and equipping followers of Christ to know God and love His Word.

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