working with an editor

By Corey Radman 12/30/25   Zoom forward in time with me for a moment. Pretend I’m the ghost of your Christmas future. Will the end of 2026 have you looking at your goals list with satisfaction? Or regret?   Will you be saying, “Challenge met! I did it!” or sighing, “Another year gone by, and my book is still not done.”   As a ghostwriter, I encounter a fair number of writing-related laments. A common regret is having waited so long to pull the trigger on a book project.   My

With the lowered barriers to publishing via hybrid and self-publishing, many regular folks have taken the leap and hired a ghost like me to help them make their dream books happen.   In FAQ form, here are the most common questions people want to know when they’re considering hiring a ghostwriter like me.

One of my clients was talking about how much she loves her job—loves working with clients in her service profession and playing with the...

All well-written books support human stories   When you work with me, I strive to make a strong connection with you. I want to know you...

If you’re not a professional writer, you may not have received comments on your work since school, which can add to the worry that...

Editors need editors too When clients come to me, they don't know the answer to that question: what type of nonfiction editing do I need?...

Are you secretly hoping to write a book? That's why I'm here.