Jeremy Blachman '00

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Jeremy Blachman '00

Tags: Writer, Ghostwriter, Novelist, Book Collaborator

You in 50 words or less: Novelist and ghostwriter, collaborator on New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers, named "one of the very best ghostwriters for conjuring a bestseller" by The Information.

Pronouns: he/him

Department: Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

Student Group(s): Princeton Triangle Club

Bio

I began my professional writing career while a student at Harvard Law School, graduating with a book deal for my first novel, Anonymous Lawyer, and later developing the book for television and film with NBC and Sony. While continuing to work on my own projects, I realized that helping others with their books was both a skill and a passion.

Over the past two decades, I've been honored to work with business leaders, creative innovators, media personalities, government officials, academics at top institutions, and notable figures in a range of industries on memoirs, leadership and advice books, and impactful titles exploring topics in business, technology, psychology, entrepreneurship, finance, medicine, politics, law, sports, food, and more, always looking to help fascinating people share their work and their stories with the world.

Among the books I've collaborated on are releases by imprints at virtually all of the major publishers, including Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Hachette, Harvard Business Review Press, and others. My books include New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and national bestsellers, projects optioned for television, and award winners including the The Globe and Mail’s #1 best management book of 2025.

I’d like to share my expertise with:

  • Alumni

  • Students

I’d like to:

  • Share advice via phone or coffee chat