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If you're interested writing a business book, read these five great ones for inspirationa first.

In our Ask the Expert series, we address reader questions about all things writing, publishing, and storytelling.

The inaugural U.S. Book Show was an overdue reckoning for publishing’s longest, strangest year, with panel discussions on the issues that continue to reshape the industry.

Launching officially with our first issue next week, Words to the Wise is a monthly newsletter dedicated to keeping writers, thought leaders, and other industry pros informed.

Following the success of our blog series, Gotham joined forces with United Ghostwriters to present a live webinar.

Phil Simon explores the necessity of thoughtfully deciding on your book's title and subtitle.

With this last installment of our series, we explore in full detail this question of how ghosts can—and cannot—help you achieve your publishing goals.

Working with a ghostwriter is a collaboration. Both writer and client have clearly defined roles to play. So how do they work together? We explore the process in this new post.

Learn how to strike the right balance and reach the right bargain with the ghostwriter you’ve chosen to work with.

In our third post of the series, we share the most important insights and best practices we have learned from over a decade of matchmaking to provide a “ghost dating manual” that helps authors just starting their journey find the right person for their project.

Should you hire a book coach, editor, ghostwriter — or write a book entirely by yourself? Here’s an in-depth look at how to make the right decision for your needs and priorities.

With this post, we will define ghostwriting by covering the history and evolution of collaborative creation, the brief foray away from that approach to sole creative endeavors, and the current swing back to collaboration that’s proving to be a boon for writers and readers alike. Finally, we’ll introduce you to the wide array of benefits authors gain by working with a professional writing partner.