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Hello,
I am looking for a ghostwriting expert to help shine the light on
where I should look to hire a ghostwriter.
I have been using eLance.com and Guru.com to date, but have found
mostly less experienced writers there, so I am trying to learn how
exactly people found ghostwriters before the internet came around.
For instance, what organizations, associations, job boards, guilds,
agencies, newspapers, etc. did people use before to find ghostwriters?
To put this into perspective, our goal is to find ghostwriters who are
subject matter experts in particular non-fiction areas, such as
relationships, employment, personal finance, various hobbies (cooking,
gardening, fishing, etc.), sports, etc.
We are a how-to publisher like the Dummies series and need to have
subject matter experts to give the books credibility.
Thanks. Why You Need a Ghostwriter::
I always find it tough to sit down and write so I think a ghost writer would work well and can be found very cheaply online. Thanks for the good post!
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Google Knows If You’ve Been Bad or Good : Ghostwriting - The ::
Dec 10, 2008 So what happens when you type the worst ghostwriting website in the world into google: Take a look:. I don’t know whether it’s a good or a
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Perhaps these 2 links will be helpful to you.
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=370706
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=390694 How to Find an Editor or Ghostwriter::
Nov 20, 2007 A faster and increasingly popular way to find a good editor or ghostwriter is through one of the many freelance online marketplaces like
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Find-an-Editor-or-Ghostwriter&id=843395HOME |
I think I remember seeing such ads in writers' magazines such as The
Writer and Writer's Digest long before we had the use of an Internet.
Those magazines are still around. There might also be offers in the
classifieds sections of magazines of the quality of Harper's and
Atlantic Monthly.
Also, don't you think book publishers probably had their own lists of
writers who could be assigned to "collaborate" with, say, celebrity
authors and specialists in subject matter areas such as health and
business?
I'm confused, though: you say you want ghostwriters who are SMEs.
Don't you want ghostwriters who are *writers* and who can work with
the SMEs? One big reason for ghostwriters is typically that the
person who is the SME can't write. If the ghostwriter *is* the SME,
then what's the ghost part?--who are they ghosting for?
Archae0pteryx
(not a researcher) Amazon.com: Confessions of a White House Ghost Writer: Five ::
Like all good ghostwriters, Humes never takes center stage in this engaging memoir, Help others find this product - tag it for Amazon search
http://www.amazon.com/Confessions-White-House-Ghost-Writer/dp/0895264331HOME |
Increase your business by hiring ghost writers from India::
Jun 19, 2007 However, the fee paid to the Indian ghostwriters is a good How to earn money through freelance translation and find freelance projects
http://www.articlepros.com/writing_and_speaking/writing_services/article-81072.htmlHOME |
What you seem to be describing is not ghostwriters (who write the
text, get paid for it, but don't receive a byline), but "contributing
editors" or experts who are also writers. Usually, publishing houses
find books in the genre, read them, then choose a few authors to
contact. For example, if you wanted to do a book about herb gardening,
you'd read some current books on the subject, choose the author you
liked best, and contact him or her, asking if they'd be interested in
a book deal. You may make the initial contact through their publisher
or agent.
Kriswrite
I suggest you post on a board dedicated to professional writers of all
kinds Mediabistro.com, which has writers all over the world on it.
http://www.mediabistro.com
You can also search on the forums there for free -- so if you type
"ghostwriter" into the search engine, you'll turn up all kinds of
conversations about this.
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