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Three kinds of writing, each shaped around your story, your audience and your voice.

Books & Memoirs

From the first conversation to a finished manuscript: structuring the story, drafting, and polishing it until it reads as you.

  • Memoirs and personal narratives
  • Non-fiction and research-informed books
  • Manuscript shaping, editing and revision
Good fit if

You have a story that has been waiting to be told and want a writing partner who handles it with honesty and care.

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Speeches & Presentations

Talks, keynotes and decks written to be heard, remembered and acted on.

  • Speeches and keynote talks
  • Presentation narratives and slide copy
  • Public-health and community communication
Good fit if

You need words for a stage, a room or a screen that carry your message clearly.

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Podcasts & Documentary Scripts

Scripts for audio and screen with narrative shape, research rigour and a human voice.

  • Podcast episode and series scripts
  • Documentary narration and treatments
  • Story research and structure
Good fit if

You are making something to listen to or watch and want the writing to hold it together.

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How it works

A simple, collaborative process

  1. ConversationWe talk through your story, audience and goals.
  2. OutlineA clear structure you approve before drafting.
  3. DraftWriting in your voice, with your input along the way.
  4. RefineRevisions until it is ready to share.
Questions

Frequently asked

What does Content Nest write?

Books and memoirs, speeches and presentations, and podcast and documentary scripts.

Who is behind Content Nest?

Content Nest is the writing practice of Shaweta Anand (PhD, Public Health Studies), author of the memoir Refusing to Live in Black & White.

How do I start a project?

Send a short message through the contact page describing your story, audience and timeline. You will get a reply to talk through next steps.

Have a story in mind?

Send a short note about what you want to write and when.

Start your story