Ghostwriting For Self-Publishers

An ARC (Advance Reader Copy) is an early version of your book that is sent to a select group of readers before its official release. These readers ...

There’s a reason age gap romance keeps hitting bestseller lists. Whether your characters are ten years apart or two decades, this trope holds massi...

You wrote the book. Now you’ve got 150 words to sell it.  That little block of text might be the most important sales tool you have. In a sea of sc...

Readers want fantasy, yes—but they want it to feel real. You can have a dragon prince, a fake wedding, or a billionaire in disguise—the same truth ...

Gone are the days of traditional marketing. Social media can be one of the most powerful tools you can have in your arsenal when it comes to market...

Nothing says ‘spice’ like a good ol’ heap of deliciously written smut that hits all the spots! It’s kind of the main selling point in erotica, so i...

You’re probably thinking; what the heck is a Beta reader? Well, they are a super useful tool to help you test your book. Think of it as something o...

Marketing plays a big part in getting a book out into the world. It does nothing to upload your masterpiece to a dusty corner of the internet where...

Creating a book, or content in general, is a lot of work that some people just don’t have the time or skills for. In that situation, who’ you gonna...

It’s a big question that doesn’t have a clear answer: How should you publish your book? Whether you choose traditional or self-publishing, there ar...

There really is truth to the old adage that there’s a story in all of us. And now, thanks to ghostwriters, we have a way to share that story (and several more) with the world.  A contract between you and the ghostwriting agency should include the basics: the original book proposal, payment details...

There seems to be a lot of uncertainty surrounding using ghostwriters for official works because people just aren’t sure whether it’s legal or not. The short answer is yes, ghostwriting is completely legal. We’ll go on to add that it’s far more common than you'd think, and doesn’t only apply to books.