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The Resilience of Writing

September 6, 2019March 19, 2021
by CherylRickman

Authors need persistence and resilience like books need spines. There’s often as much rejection as celebration in the life of an author – whether that's of manuscripts, book proposals or idea pitches. Yet, just as the route to publication can... Read More

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Spilling the beans

May 17, 2019March 19, 2021
by Martin Toseland

Last week was quite a week for ghostwriters breaking cover. After the New York Times revealed that Donald Trump lost over $1billion in the decade from 1985-1994, Tony Schwartz, his ghostwriter on The Art of the Deal, suggested that Random... Read More

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Get Published – Hope in Action

November 19, 2018March 19, 2021
by CherylRickman

“Get my book published,” tops many a bucket list. As we hurtle towards the end of yet another year, thoughts turn to what we hope to achieve in the forthcoming 12 months. Hope is an important word, because writers need... Read More

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Ghostwriting.. what actually is it?

June 13, 2017March 19, 2021
by ShannonKyle

Raised eyebrows, a confused look, lots of questions, that’s the usual response I get when I tell people my job is a ghostwriter. To date, I have written memoirs for most genres, from the first hand account of a coal... Read More