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4. A Ghost Writer is an expert paid to write
something for someone, anonymously.

5. “Ghost” means “invisible”: a Ghost Writers
are never recognized by their readers.

6. Unless the author expresses so
by contract.

7. To be a Ghost Writer it's imperative to know
the art of writing.

8. A Ghost Writer is very intimate with
the words: (s)he can play with them.

9. A Ghost Writer creates projects, plans,
books, reports, articles, speeches, papers...

10. Or anything else that could be defined as
a set of “well-arranged words”.

11. A digital Ghost Writer is a Ghost Writer
that leads with digital things such as eBooks.

12. The things that the Ghost Writer creates
will be property of others.

13. So the Ghost Writer loves what (s)he writes
but (s)he knows it will be signed by others.

14. Businessmen, executives, political leaders
and celebrities often hire Ghost Writers.

15. The works of Ghost Writers are widespread
all over the world.

16. Many countries also recognize the carrier.

17. A Ghost Writer is able to manage
some author's psycological issues.

18. But (s)he is always a Writer.
Not a doctor.

19. The way to keep the focus on work
is the author's draft.

20. If the author doesn't have the draft, it must
be written before hiring the Ghost Writer.

21. If, instead of writing the draft, the author
would rather talk then better to hire

22. an Interviewer or a Journalist.

23. To write the draft is the way to make sure
the author had reflected about the idea.

24. To write the draft is also the way to register
the original idea.

25. The key to writing the draft is to keep
the originality of the idea: nothing else.

26. The Ghost Writer will take care of
screenplay, grammar and vocabulary.

27. So the author writes the draft and sends it
to the Ghost Writer who will analize it.

28. According to the draft, the Ghost Writer
will contact the author

29. to talk about specific issues.

30. But meetings just happen after the draft.

31. Once you have hired your Ghost Writer
you both will follow 4 working steps:

32. 1st Step: the Ghost Writer prepares a
preliminary version according to the draft.

33. 2nd Step: the author edits, adds and deletes
information from the preliminary version.

34. 3rd Step: the Ghost Writer makes
the adjustments to the final version.

35. 4th Step: the Ghost Writer delivers
the final version to the author.

36. The work of the Ghost Writer finishes here.

37. And the author is free to use the final version
as (s)he likes, including editing and publishing.

38. To hire a Ghost Writer will release free space
into your mind to generate new ideas.

39. The dead line to delivery the final version
depends on how difficult the work is.

40. And the price of the work
depends on the effort.

41. If you want to hire a Ghost Writer
please write to bia@freeyourideas.net.

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45. De Luxe Edition
Bia Simonassi
Switzerland 2010