Writing is easy. Querying for the placement of my prose, not so much. My hard drive is happy with two manuscripts, a couple dozen children’s stories, a handful of chapter books (starring more than one character) and more blog posts than I could count, even across a long afternoon. I love writing. I can scrawl or scroll ...
The Magic of Being a Ghostwriter
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10 Quick Tips for Powerful Proofreading
June 1, 2009 By 48 Comments
Few ghostwriters would ever say proof-reading is fun. Although a good edit does little to invite party hats or balloons, it is essential to effective writing. Whether you are sitting down to write the great American novel or a landing page you hope will make all your dreams come true, a writer mustn’t only write, ...
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How Not to Become a Ghostwriter
May 29, 2009 By 2 Comments
Ghostwriting is a lucrative business. Beyond the obvious living one can carve for themselves by slinging words, there is another wonderful (rather quiet) advantage in that there is enormous opportunity to write on all sorts of topics I normally would have no chance to write about. The old adage, "write what you know," doesn't apply to the ...
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5 Quick Tips For Fresh and Fast Article Ideas
May 24, 2009 By 3 Comments
If you are a ghostwriter, you probably write every day. If you're a professional writer whose primary business is ghostwriting SEO web copy, then writing articles and blog posts on a host of topics is par for the course. When you aren't writing something for a client, you're probably trying to stockpile posts so you'll ...
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