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Member Spotlight: Vic DiGenti
How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? Marty Olsen believed he was the luckiest man in the world. As a soldier fighting for his country, he had survived World War II, returned home, and transformed his father’s small machine shop into a multi-million-dollar company. Marty had a great story to tell and had worked on his biography for two years when time and circumstances brought it to a halt. We had been in an investment club together, and Marty knew I was a writer—I had written six novels…
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The Real Reason Not to Use AI to Write Your Novel
By Richard Lowe Everyone has an opinion about AI and fiction these days. Most of those opinions are wrong, or at least incomplete. The arguments I hear most are about craft. AI doesn’t understand emotion. AI produces generic prose. AI can’t develop character. All of that is true, but those are problems of quality, and…
Confessions of a CEO Ghostwriter
By Henry DeVries I have a confession to make. After ghostwriting hundreds of books and articles for CEOs, I can tell you I once was tempted to kowtow and let them tell their story the same drab way: with too many facts, too many insights, and no overarching story. But that became, as the cliché…
What’s Ahead for Ghostwriting and Publishing in 2026
Table of contents: AI is Actually Driving Up Demand for Ghostwriters The Sudden Rise of the Luxury Book Ghostwriters Need to Increase Their Own Visibility A Legal and Ethical Reckoning is Coming The Publishing Landscape is Changing Industry Consolidation is Creating Both Risk and Opportunity The Bottom Line Spend any time around ghostwriters, and you’ll…