Book Ghostwriter for Fung Bros

Overall: Looking for a New York ghostwriter who can write a ~200 page book about the changing Asian-American experience and how it will impact the social and political landscape in America based off a written 30 page proposal. The proposal already outlines all the chapters, primary content, data, and themes. Book Summary: Asians are the fastest-growing ethnic racial group in the US, currently numbering over 21 million (or about 6 percent of the US population). Yet despite our numbers, there is pathetically little written about the Asian-American experience. This book serves to fill that lacuna: exploring and examining the various Asian ethnicities, discussing issues that face the entire race today, and finally, posing pathways to progress. This book is not another memoir, not quite satire, and definitely not a history lesson. It asks Asian-Americans to look directly at who we are, what we’re dealing with, and where we are going. It is a call to exploration, reflection, and action. And it is long overdue. About Fung Bros: The Fung Bros are composed of brothers Andrew and David Fung, Chinese-American comedians and YouTube personalities. They are best known for their widely popular comedic shorts: “18 Types of Asian Girls,” “15 Types of Asian Guys,” and “Things Asian Parents Do,” among others. Their YouTube channel boasts a following of over 1.8 million users, and covers culture, lifestyle, tech, and food. The Fung Bros have been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, and a variety of other publications for their broad insight into to Asian-American culture and lifestyle. Who we are looking for: Has written books of similar genres NYC based writer Creative and analytical mind Preferably Asian/Asian-American/frequent exposure to Asian culture Deliverables: 200 page binded book with graphics and data. Should be able to meet with David Fung in NYC twice a week for updates and transcribe his verbals into book content.