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When I was much younger, I actually thought ghostwriters were people who write about ghosts. π
Don't laugh at me abeg. π
But ghostwriting is actually an aspect of writing that we don't talk about often.
A ghostwriter is simply someone who writes for another person, while the other person gets the credit or publishes the work under their own name.
For example, you could be reading a blog post and thinking,
βWow, this person writes really well.β
Meanwhile, someone else might have written it behind the scenes.
The same thing happens with articles, speeches, newsletters, social media content, books and even scripts.
And yes, there are fictional ghostwriters too.
That novel you're reading on Webnovel, iReader, GoodNovel or other platforms?
Sometimes, the name you see on the book isn't necessarily the person who wrote every word.
A ghostwriter may be behind the scenes, bringing the author's story or idea to life while remaining unseen.
That's the interesting thing about ghostwriting.
You can write the words without being the name attached to them.
And honestly, there's something beautiful about being the person behind the story.
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