In the mysterious shadows of book writing, I shine a light on the path from first idea to final draft.

The books I have ghostwritten have won awards, been translated into multiple languages, sat a top best seller lists, been scraped for content by LLMs, been read by influential people.

And you’ve never heard of me.

Your readers don’t have to know about me either.

Writing a book takes time and expertise.

That’s where I come in.

You have built your philosophy and your business. You have ideas. Wisdom. Perspective. And the world needs to hear it.

Books are large intricate works. They are universes within themselves, sometimes with entire careers or professional lives distilled to the pages. It takes stamina and expertise. Often, it takes an outside view to find the way your concepts and ideas will weave together in a book.

Many of my clients write short works. Or they’ve tried their hand at writing their book. They get caught up in the complexity of a full manuscript, tangled in their ideas, or overwhelmed by the idea of writing a full manuscript with limited time.

I shine a light on the path we take to write your book. Through discussions and interviews we uncover what your book is about. We identify and outline the core stories, the themes and concepts, and find the way these lean against each other to build the narrative in the book.

Writing a book can raise your profile. Cement your authority. Extend your brand. Establish you as a leader in your field. Open opportunities for business or speaking engagements.

I have ghostwritten books that helped authors take their career to the next level.

– CEOs and other entrepreneurs who wanted to tell their story and expand their personal brand, sharing their wealth of knowledge as they stepped into a bigger stage or more visible role;

– thought leaders engaging with their audience, marking their field of expertise and authority, as they extended into public speaking;

– podcasters adapting their wealth of information and domain expertise to expand onto new platforms;

– screenwriters and novelists who wanted to hone the structure and precision of their work, looking for extra dimension to their work, or needing an extra view on the structure of their story.

Often people choose to work with a ghostwriter on a longer term basis, in the same way that politicians or CEOs choose to work with the same speechwriters over their career. Whether it’s a longer term collaboration or a single project, working with a ghostwriter brings a strength and professionalism to your manuscripts, speeches, and articles. 

Our collaboration begins with understanding your project, your audience, your motivations, and what you expect from a ghostwriting relationship.