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aliciasmith

Posts: 1

Posted on: 2024-04-17 11:33:10.000

To find the best fiction ghostwriter, start by researching reputable fiction ghostwriting services. Review their portfolios, client testimonials, and sample works to gauge their writing style and expertise. Consider their experience in your genre and their ability to capture your vision. Collaborate closely to ensure your unique voice shines through in the final manuscript. With thorough research and communication, you can find the perfect fiction ghostwriter to bring your story to life with skill and creativity.
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Jeremy Reimer

Posts: 9348

Posted on: 2024-04-19 01:33:47.000

My question is this: why would anyone want a fiction ghostwriter?

Ghostwriters are typically used to write biographies of famous people, which the famous person then pretends to have written themselves. But for fiction, there's no reason to have a different person write it, because it doesn't actually matter who the author's name is.

I'm pretty sure you're a spambot, but if you have an answer for this, I'd love to read it.

Posts: 6

Posted on: 2024-05-28 16:44:45.000

Hiring a fiction ghostwriter can significantly enhance your writing project by bringing expertise, saving you time, and ensuring a polished, engaging final product. A professional ghostwriter excels in narrative construction, character development, and plot intricacies, transforming your ideas into a compelling story. They can meet deadlines efficiently, allowing you to focus on other priorities while ensuring your book is ready for publication. Additionally, their market knowledge and creative collaboration can elevate your work, making it more appealing to readers and increasing its chances of success. BTW I am not a spambot.

Jeremy Reimer

Posts: 9348

Posted on: 2024-05-28 20:28:48.000

Interesting. Thank you! I wonder how many of the tasks you listed (narrative construction, character development, etc) would have traditionally been performed by a professional editor, and why you would want a fiction ghostwriter instead of an editor. Specifically, since an editor can do these duties without sharing a byline with the author, why wouldn't an aspiring fiction writer prefer this arrangement?