Everyone has a book in them.

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It’s a cliché (and as a writer, I am predisposed to avoid clichés like the plague), but in my experience, it’s generally true.

 

Maybe you’ve lived an exciting or notable life, and now you want to shout about it. Maybe you’ve been through something, or learned something, which you think other people ought to know about. Or perhaps you’ve been carrying around an amazing idea for years – the plot or the setting of a novel you just can’t get out of your head.

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If you have a story to tell, but you don’t know how to go about getting it into words, then working with a ghostwriter could help. Although there are no promises in publishing, working with an experienced ghostwriter or editor (or both) will increase the chances of your manuscript being picked up by agents and publishers. Or if you’re looking to self-publish, working with a ghostwriter can boost the chances of success in a very competitive market.

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I’m an experienced ghostwriter and editor whose shelves are groaning under the weight of successfully published projects. I co-wrote Inside Allenwood, which tells the thrilling true story of a British white-collar criminal in an American prison, and I edited Reflections On A Life Well Lived, the final memoir of the late golfing legend Peter Alliss. I’ve also worked on financial thrillers, espionage memoirs, and crime stories.

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There’s a lot of finance and sport in my back catalogue, but I’m as adaptable as they come and open to working on any project. If you’ve already got half a manuscript, I can help you finish it off. But I’m just as happy starting from scratch as I am applying that final touch of editorial polish.

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If there’s anything you want to know, or if you would like a quote for your project, please get in touch.