Hi. šš¼ I’m Tylar.
My crazy world is all about words.
I have a pitbull rescue dog.
I wrote my first book when I was 14.
my work has won awards (yay).
but better yet, my work helps my clients grow.
Writing and storytelling is not just a passion of mine.Ā It exists in my every breath.Ā
From ghostwriting memoirs and social media posts to creating copy for ad campaigns, I write content for a variety of people and businesses. I also perfect the art of others’ stories with developmental editing. Ā
When Iām not writing, I’m volunteering to save rescue dogs, painting, traveling the world solo, or playing beach volleyball.Ā
ghostwriting
You just don’t have the time (or desire) to write that shit. Well the good news is… I do.
storytelling
I compose narratives that are so compelling even robots catch feelings.
creative writing
You need words that evoke emotion to make people talk about you or your brand.
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HOW IT STARTED
I wrote my first book when I was just 14 years old. It was a young adult coming-of-age novel based on my experiences of attending many summers of church camp. And no, our typical teen-aged behavior was not always Christian-like. š®
It was at that same camp I wrote my first commercial for a fictituous press-on nail company. Catchy jingle and all (that I still can sing word for word).
I was born to be a creative. I was born to understand audiences and write narratives that resonate with them.
HOW IT’s going
I have multiple published novels and books in multiple genres. Three of these are penned under my name, as you can see. I have ghostwritten memoirs and fiction novels for several notable authors (and even non-authors with captivating stories).Ā
My work has been read, seen, watched, and impactful – all over the world. Perhaps it was a book, a short story, a blog, an email, website copy, a LinkedIn post, a social media video, or even a Super Bowl activation.
What’s next? You tell me.
GET BANNED: ARTICLE
PAINT OVER DEATH: FICTION
FCK YOU WATCH THIS: MEMOIR
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I donāt take shortcuts or use artificial intelligence. Not only can readers spot when they are being spoon-fed cookies from pre-made dough and a cutter, they are sophisticated. And they surely expect to be treated as such; especially when their content is being delivered from high class and high profile entities like yourself.Ā