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How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? After daily newspapers crashed in 2000, I wrote feature articles for businesses, which allowed me to interview their clients. One man lived near Chicago, where I planned to visit family. I asked if we could meet, then pitched him a simple book that explained his business to new clients. This meant his sales team did not have to answer the same old questions on the phone. Saved a lot of time. What has been your secret to building a steady…
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By Jennifer Upton Being a ghost writer of memoirs involves meeting with clients in person, getting to know them, and recording their histories. When I first started ghost writing memoirs, I naively thought most of my work would involve constructing family trees and describing nostalgic tales of yesteryear. I had no idea the vast majority…