Professional Ghostwriting & Editing
By Our Team of Critically Acclaimed Authors
Celebrating 30 years of Professional Ghostwriting & Editing
What does it mean to write a “bestseller”? At one time, the meaning of “bestseller” was abundantly clear: enough copies of the book sold in a single week to put it on one of the “big” bestseller lists: The New … Continue reading
If you’ve been working hard to write a book (or you’re putting together ideas for one), congratulate yourself. A book with your name on it—whether written yourself, ghostwritten, or heavily edited to ensure professional content—is an accomplishment, and you should … Continue reading
When we meet with a prospective ghostwriting client, one of the first questions we ask is, “Why do you want to write this book?” If the client is interested in writing a book based on their business endeavors, the response … Continue reading
The holiday season may be fast approaching, but if you’re an author—or if you’re considering becoming one by having a book ghostwritten—this is also the time of year to start thinking about book awards. This is because many book awards … Continue reading
We’re often asked by prospective clients for more information about our ghostwriting staff. Who are they, and what do they bring to this type of work? Excellent questions! While each of our writers brings different skills, interests, and strengths to … Continue reading
Ask most readers what made them decide to read a particular book, and the answers will vary wildly. But one theme is recurrent: “It was recommended to me.” Why? Because humans are tribal by nature. We gravitate toward choices that … Continue reading
A question we frequently hear is, “How do I get my book into bookstores?” Seeing their book on a bookstore shelf is the dream of most authors – and authors of ghostwritten books are no exception. (Rest assured, if Mark … Continue reading
In February on the blog, we introduced you to a Mark Graham Communications (MGC) client and ghostwriter who worked together to unravel a mystery in the client’s past. Today, I’d like to share another story about this same client and … Continue reading
There’s no doubt that e-books have changed the publishing landscape. No longer limited to carrying around physical books, today’s readers can reach for their reading device – tablet, phone, Kindle, Nook, or otherwise – upon which hundreds of books can … Continue reading
The term “genre” is nearly as old as literature itself. And, of course, books are not the only form of communication to use the term. Music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and just about every other means of creative expression also … Continue reading
