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Member Spotlight: Burton St. John
How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? My first project was through a person who is in charge of a museum. She had archival material related to a prominent deceased businessperson. That material had been designed for a book, but never pulled together into one. We talked about the popular notion that this person never wrote a book–but this businessperson actually had laid out some chapters. So, she commissioned me to put it all together and it was subsequently published. What has been your secret to building…
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Ghostwriting Gold: What 200+ Ghostwriters Taught Me at Last Week’s Conference
Although I go to writers conferences expecting to take pages of notes from experts on the panel discussions I attend, I frequently pick up even more gems from the people around me. This year at the 2025 Gathering of the Ghosts was no different. Co-hosted by the Association of Ghostwriters (AOG) and Gotham Ghostwriters, the…
How Ghostwriters Can be Marketing Geniuses for their Authors
By Jennifer Locke As Julie Andrews sings, “a bell is no bell until you ring it.” And a book is no book until people read it. Before they write the first word of a manuscript, ghostwriters should ask authors this question: “How do you plan to market the book?” Writing a book takes an enormous…
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I’m always surprised to receive emails from individuals who are trying to get in touch with a particular member of the Association of Ghostwriters (AOG). In fact, I probably receive an email a month from prospects who are having difficulty reaching an AOG member. These are people who have a need for ghostwriting services and…