When people ask me why I ghostwrite, they’re usually under the common misconception that being a published author automatically means you’re rich. Although there are rare moments of instant wealth…
Read More →Every so often I get hate comments about my ghostwriting career. The other day, I got a particularly harsh one that made me think about what I do to pay…
Read More →Maybe the most important skill for a ghostwriter is mastering the author’s voice and syntax. There’s only one way to nail this: time and work. Today’s transcription software is incredible.…
Read More →There’s no reason for anyone outside publishing circles to know you’re working with a ghostwriter, unless you don’t mind. J.R. Moehringer, who ghosted Prince Harry’s Spare (and Andre Aggasi’s Open),…
Read More →One of the best reasons to hire a ghostwriter? You don’t have to quit your day job.Most of my clients are incredibly busy people. They have stories worthy of publication…
Read More →Brian McDonald On 9/11 Heroes by Billy Glidden His book tells the story of Chief William Feehan and the FDNY. Read on Substack
Read More →For a traditional published book or legacy project (we’re talking about 300 pages or 90-100,000 words), my fee starts at $40,000. That number can go up depending on the timeline…
Read More →How many times have books landed on the bestseller list with much fanfare only to fall off in a week or two as they tumble their way to the remainder…
Read More →You know those movies where a struggling writer comes in possession of a completed manuscript that belongs to someone else and decides to pass it off as their own? Usually,…
Read More →A recent article in the NY Times written by a Yale professor cites an MIT study of students writing essays with and without the use of Gen A.I. The ones…
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