Ghostwriting

When struggling with conditions like blindness or dyslexia that can make writing an extra burden, some creatives with awesome book ideas decide to hire a ghostwriter instead. This is the most expensive service that we offer, and is only recommended if you truly do not have the means or patience to write your first draft on your own in addition to having adequate disposable income to cover the cost of ghostwriting.

Remember that your first draft is going to be groomed and developed as you go through the self-revision and professional editing processes. So if you are purchasing this service, it's because you want to. Don't think that this is necessary for you to create and develop a strong piece of literature over time. Don't hurt yourself financially trying to create a book. Consider writing your own first draft and then purchasing a cheaper service, such as developmental editing. 

NOTE: This IS NOT an editing service. The first draft you receive will look like a first draft. You will then need to have it edited in multiple manners in order to clean it up. A first draft simply gives you something to edit since you cannot edit a blank page. If you want more in-depth editing services beyond the creation of the initial draft, it is recommended that you reserve funds by writing the first draft yourself and purchasing editing services after you have completed it. 

Apprentices: Order using your Patreon email address and select "Invoice Me" at checkout to get your #WUApprentice discount for services and books.

Ghostwriting

1. Purchase the ghostwriting service for the amount of words you need. 
2. At checkout, submit any notes, audio recordings, or sketches you think will help us better understand your concept. 
3. We will reach out to you to schedule a phone call to further detail your desires for the first draft's content.
4. Your notes and input will be used to create an initial outline of what will be included in the book and this outline will be submitted to you. 
5. You will review the outline and will have a single opportunity to provide feedback on it that will be applied to the first draft. 
6. Once your feedback is received, it will be used to create the first draft of your book. 
7. Once completed, the first draft of the book will be submitted to you as a Word file. 
8. You can use this first draft to engage in self-revisions and then continue with the book development process by getting developmental editing, copyediting, book design, and other professional services. 

Timeline: Generally about 1 week per 5,000 words, though this can change based on multiple variables (such as how long it takes you to submit your feedback, office holidays, how long your payment takes to be finalized, etc.).