The Inside Scoop On Ghostwriting
It’s not often you get to find out all about ghostwriting from an industry veteran, but that’s just what The Secret World of Ghostwriters: And How to Work With One
If you are thinking of hiring a ghostwriter, but don’t know where to begin, this book is a great starting point. You can find out about what ghostwriters do, what skills they should have, how much you should pay them and much more. The book also explains what types of content ghostwriters might write for clients in order to benefit their business. Each chapter starts with a beautiful illustration by Nancy Houser.
Although it’s aimed at clients, the book also has a lot to offer budding ghostwriters. It will help you ask the right questions so that you get a good brief from clients. It outlines the parameters of different types of ghostwriting jobs and gives guidance on appropriate rates. The Secret World of Ghostwriters: And How to Work With One
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This looks like an excellent book – thank you for sharing your review! I’ve *always* wondered about ghostwriting.
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Hello Sharon,
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That book ought to help a lot of people figure out what ghostwriting is all about. Thanks for sharing your thoughts about it.
Malcolm
@ Jenn: the author works with dozens of ghostwriters through her agency, so the information is solid.
@ Cassandra: glad you are enjoying the site. Good luck with your writing career.
@ Malcolm: You’re welcome.