Manga/Graphic novels Non-fiction Guide (1803851)

Happy New Year, Writers! I'm planning to release a bunch of fun topics for this year, so if this writing gig doesn't appeal to you (or if you don't have experience in this subject matter), please check out my other postings. Job Description: Manga/Graphic novels Non-Fiction Guide Subj matter knowledge: manga, graphic novels, art, genres, dialog, Japanese phrases and food, trends Word count: ~10,000-12,500 words Project specifics/topics/format sent with awarding bid Format Specifics: * Must be done with normal/clear formatting (no special heading formats (but do include normal text headings), no bold/italics/underlines/superscripts/etc.) * Single spaced * MS Word, iWork Pages (margins set at no more than 1" on all sides) * Acceptable font: Times New Roman size 12 * No hyperlinks, even if they are within the document * If I specify a particular format, then that is what I expect * I just want quality text Content Specifics: * Nothing plagiarized (I'll check it and if it is plagiarized - you will not be paid) * Native English speakers desired, however if you do speak English fluently at a native level that works as well * I'll send a list of subtopics I want you to expand upon * Includes a non-formatted table of contents * 1-2 paragraph report description (summing up what is so stellar about this project) Contract Specifics: * This is a work for hire contract -- meaning, I will retain all rights and can do whatever I want with the content * Must be willing to sign a contract regarding the above point (sign & scan back to me) About Me: * I'm easy to work with and I don't like to micro-manage * I have guaranteed funds and I pay on time * I will post this gig on multiple freelance sites What to Put in Your Bid: * Bid amount * English fluency level * Subject matter expertise/Personal interest level * Attached samples (spec samples acceptable) I'm looking to find someone who can bang this out with ease at a reasonable price. Additionally, I'm not above hiring an unknown writer provided that you have a great portfolio/samples. Lastly, first preference is always given to my previous contractors. Cheers!