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How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?

How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? My first “writing” project was actually my husband’s story. He had experienced a medical challenge and once we came through, we literally sat at the kitchen table and he talked while I documented. It was an amazing experience that became the catalyst for my career change and subsequent ghostwriting journey. I loved the process of sharing someone else’s story.   What is your favorite type of project or client? I really enjoy working with storytellers from an older generation. They are…

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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…

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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…

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