I will write an 800-word reported journalism feature with a source list

Write an 800-word reported journalism feature with a source list. A reported journalism feature is an 800-word piece built from sources you provide or from public material I can cite — a clear angle, attributed facts, and a source list, not a speaker bio, not a memoir scene, and not an unsourced opinion column. You get a readable feature a site or newsletter can edit, with claims tied to the source list. Invented quotes and invented facts are out of scope.

This suits independent publishers, newsletter editors, founders who need a reported piece about a public topic, and students practising feature form. It also works when you already have interview notes and need them shaped into a clean article. You should say who may be named; I will default to careful attribution.

What I need from you:

• The story angle, why it matters now, and who it is for
• Sources you can share (notes, interviews you already have, or public links) and any names that must or must not appear
• Tone (news-feature, explanatory, or a light reported colour piece)

You send the angle, the audience, and the sources I may use. I outline the feature, write about 800 words with a lede, context, and a close, and attach a source list that matches the claims in the text. If a claim cannot be sourced I will cut it or mark it as an open question. I do not contact people on your behalf unless you have already provided the interview notes.

What you get on Basic ($15, delivered in 24 hours):

• An 800-word reported journalism feature plus a source list, delivered as a Google Doc or DOCX
• 1 revision
• Delivery in 24 hours

Standard ($23, delivered in 48 hours):

• A 1200-word feature, a source list with short annotations, and a suggested headline plus standfirst
• 2 revisions

Premium ($33, delivered in 72 hours):

• A 1600-word feature, annotated sources, two headline options, and a 120-word sidebar or fact box
• 3 revisions

Edit and publish under your own masthead, or use the piece as a draft for a commissioning editor. Keep the source list with the file. If a fact changes after delivery, send the update for a revision. This is not work I will submit to a newsroom in your name.

Honest limits: Written with AI assistance, then reviewed against your brief. Not legal, tax or medical advice. This is writing, not investigative fieldwork, not legal advice, and not a guarantee of publication. I will not invent interviews, statistics, or eyewitness scenes. Sensitive accusations need on-the-record sources you supply. Medical, legal, or financial claims stay within the sources and are not professional advice.

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