Tag Archives: ghostwriting

Ghostreaders wanted: taking ghost-services to the next level

Posted on October 15, 2012 by joebardin

These days, hiring a ghostwriter to write your book is hardly a matter of shame. In fact, it’s becoming a status symbol of sorts, a measure of having made it sufficiently to have some able-bodied writer do the job for … Continue reading →

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Two stories within one: ghost writing that reveals both sides

Posted on January 12, 2012 by joebardin

Good book writing reveals that a story is never just about one thing. Ted Turner’s autobiography Call Me Ted tells a lot about Turner’s expansive business career. But the writing is personal enough to also convey the restlessness born out … Continue reading →

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Books and boredom in Las Vegas

Posted on November 30, 2011 by joebardin

If art is about invention, why are so many artists inventing themselves into a corner, where they have few options to thrive and particularly to earn? I recently attended the Las Vegas Book Fair, a weirdly sinless event for that … Continue reading →

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What do you call a writer . . .

Posted on September 5, 2011 by joebardin

What do you call a writer who fails to fill his own obligation to blog on a daily basis, as he so consistently advises his clients? The charitable answer is “busy”.  I’m busy with ghostwriting and copywriting projects. Still, that … Continue reading →

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