Category: Words to the Wise

Unlike some of our doomer-ish friends in the writing community, we try to take a balanced view of the artificial intelligence revolution. Indeed, we have noted many...

ANDY AWARDS 2027 SUBMISSIONS NOW OPEN The American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) and Gotham Ghostwriters are pleased to announce that submissions for the 2027 Andy...

Trust the process. These words adorn the sign on star ghostwriter Joanne Gordon’s desk, and when former Coach CEO Lew Frankfort engaged Joanne to write the book...

Earlier this month, we released the first-ever large-scale study examining how the professional writing community is adapting to and adopting artificial intelligence, with the help of Josh...

This summer, Grammarly staked its latest claim to the AI content gold rush by rolling out nine new “agents” that are supposedly smarter, more autonomous, and ready...

This summer, Grammarly staked its latest claim to the AI content gold rush by rolling out nine new “agents” that are supposedly smarter, more autonomous, and ready...

RETHINKING THOUGHT LEADERSHIP WITH 3 QUESTIONS In an era of digital saturation and public spectacle, our friend and strategic communication expert Spencer Ante offers a new playbook...

Are there too many books? With the number of self-published titles with ISBNs topping 2.6 million in Bowker’s latest research, many literary lions seem to think so. For...

When our old friend David Meadvin recently wrote an obit for an even older friend — the much beloved op-ed — his hot take predictably set off a spirited debate...

Emma Eisenberg recently learned the hard way something that a growing number of non-fiction authors are encountering: big trade publishers don’t pay for fact-checking. Writing about her...