Rowan Hand is a professional non-fiction ghostwriter, screenwriter, lecturer, and coach. He has written thought leadership articles, books, and more on topics ranging from math and logic to education to film to AI adoption to automotive.

His own books include multiple Amazon #1 bestsellers. He has developed curriculum and worked as an editor for multiple educational companies including GMAC (creators of the GMAT exam), well-known test prep companies, and has helped hundreds of students deliver top-quality university applications.

Additionally, Rowan has supervised undergraduate playwrights at Cambridge University and his Skillshare class on crafting a killer logline, Film Concept That Gets People Interested, has been taken by over 500 students.

In film work, Rowan has written ten feature screenplays, four of which have been optioned. His script Neptune’s Net, co-written with Hassan Saïd, was among ten finalists out of over 1000 entrants in the 2024 Screencraft Film Fund. He is the co-winner of the 2023 Watersprite Film Festival’s short film screenplay competition. His work has reached Top 1% (Genre) on Coverfly. 

NB: Rowan operates a strict no-AI policy with writing. You can rest assured that your projects will be written, read, and developed with a fundamentally human process. That means a stronger connection between you, your work, and the reader.

Rowan is a graduate of Cambridge’s prestigious Writing for Performance program and holds an MA in Screenwriting from the London Film School. He has studied at Reed College (BA Physics and Philosophy), Paris-IV Sorbonne, and Dartmouth College.