Confessions of a ghostwriter / Andrew Crofts.
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TextSeries: Crofts, Andrew, Confessions ; Publisher: Leicester [England] : Thorpe, Isis, 2018Edition: Large print editionDescription: 312 pages (large print) ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781785413223; 1785413228Subject(s): Crofts, Andrew, 1953- -- Biography | Ghostwriting | Ghostwriters -- Great Britain -- Biography | Authorship | Publishers and publishing -- Great Britain -- BiographyGenre/Form: Large type books. DDC classification: 808.02 Summary: He's written more than eighty books and sold millions of copies across the world. He is the man behind a dozen SUNDAY TIMES top 10 hits. But you probably have never heard of him... Andrew Crofts is a ghostwriter, an author for hire, employed to write other people's stories - everyone from film stars to footballers, hitmen to hookers, world leaders to abused children. Ghostwriters are confidants to the most famous people on earth, and they help to give a voice to some of the most vulnerable and inspiring. In this book, Andrew confesses the truth about ghosting - how it feels to be an invisible author; to be given first-class tickets to travel anywhere and permission to ask whatever questions you like - giving an unrivalled peek into private worlds to which few others gain admission.
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He's written more than eighty books and sold millions of copies across the world. He is the man behind a dozen SUNDAY TIMES top 10 hits. But you probably have never heard of him... Andrew Crofts is a ghostwriter, an author for hire, employed to write other people's stories - everyone from film stars to footballers, hitmen to hookers, world leaders to abused children. Ghostwriters are confidants to the most famous people on earth, and they help to give a voice to some of the most vulnerable and inspiring. In this book, Andrew confesses the truth about ghosting - how it feels to be an invisible author; to be given first-class tickets to travel anywhere and permission to ask whatever questions you like - giving an unrivalled peek into private worlds to which few others gain admission.
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