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Non-fiction ghostwriting for experts with a book in mind

Your knowledge, research and experience, organised into a clear and readable book. We plan the argument with you, gather what you know through interviews and documents, and write it in your voice.

Often chosen for
  • Consultants and coaches
  • Doctors, lawyers and specialists
  • Founders and leaders
  • Educators and researchers

Structure is what makes non-fiction readable

Most experts know far more than one book can hold. The work is deciding what the reader needs, in what order, and what to leave out. We build that structure with you before a single chapter is drafted.

Your writer then turns interviews, slides, articles and notes into chapters that explain clearly without losing the detail that makes you credible.

What's included in non-fiction ghostwriting

Choose any part of the service on its own, or combine them. Select a service to see what you receive.

Book planning and positioning

Who the book is for, what it promises and how it differs from what is already on the shelf.

You receive
  • Reader profile
  • Competing titles review
  • Working title and subtitle options
Ask about book planning and positioning

Gathering your material

Recorded interviews plus your existing content: talks, articles, reports, course material and case studies.

You receive
  • Interview plan
  • Organised source material
  • Gap list for anything missing
Ask about gathering your material

Writing in your voice

Chapters written to sound like you on your best day, clear and confident, with your examples and stories.

You receive
  • Sample chapter for voice approval
  • Chapter drafts in stages
Ask about writing in your voice

Research and fact-checking

Supporting research, references and checks so claims in the book can be stood behind.

You receive
  • Source list
  • Reference style of your choice
Ask about research and fact-checking

Editing and preparation

A structural and line edit of the finished draft so it is ready for design and publishing.

You receive
  • Edited manuscript
  • Front and back matter
Ask about editing and preparation

An outline you can see

A non-fiction book is planned in parts and chapters before it is written. Open each part to see how the argument builds from one chapter to the next.

Working table of contents
Ten Thousand Galaxies

Reader promise: by the last page, you will know what you are looking at when you look up.

1Part one: Looking upWhy people have always studied the night sky, and what changed with the telescope.
  1. The night sky as a calendar
  2. Lenses, mirrors and patience
  3. What a galaxy is
2Part two: Looking furtherHow modern telescopes see light that set out billions of years ago.
  1. A photograph of ten thousand galaxies
  2. Light as a time machine
  3. Seeing the invisible
3Part three: Looking back at usWhat deep space tells us about our own planet and place.
  1. A pale blue dot
  2. Questions we can now ask
  3. How to start looking yourself

Example created to illustrate the service. Titles and text are samples.

How it works

You approve each stage before the next one begins. Your proposal sets out the schedule for your book.

  1. 1

    Positioning

    Reader, promise and competing titles are agreed.

  2. 2

    Material gathering

    Interviews and existing content are collected and organised.

  3. 3

    Outline approval

    A detailed table of contents with chapter summaries.

  4. 4

    Writing in stages

    Chapters delivered for your review and comments.

  5. 5

    Edit and handover

    A polished manuscript ready for design and publishing.

Subjects

  • Business
  • Leadership
  • Health
  • Psychology
  • Education
  • History
  • Faith
  • Science
  • Personal finance
  • Law and policy
  • Travel
  • Food

What you receive

  • A complete non-fiction manuscript
  • An approved table of contents
  • Reference list where needed
  • Front and back matter text

Your written quote lists exactly what is included for your book.

Non-Fiction Ghostwriting: questions

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

All FAQs
I have lots of material already. Can you use it?

Yes, and we encourage it. Talks, articles, slides, reports and course notes are all useful. Your writer works out what belongs in the book and what is missing.

How do you make sure facts are right?

Your writer flags claims that need support and gathers references. You remain the expert and approve the final text.

Can you write a book proposal for agents or publishers?

Yes. A proposal with an overview, chapter summaries and sample chapters can be prepared as part of the project or on its own.

How much does non-fiction ghostwriting cost?

Quotes depend on length, the amount of research and interviewing, and your timeline.

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