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Working: How a Ghostwriter for Fiction Collaborates With Clients

Working: How a Ghostwriter for Fiction Collaborates With Clients

FromSlate Daily Feed


Working: How a Ghostwriter for Fiction Collaborates With Clients

FromSlate Daily Feed

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Length:
54 minutes
Released:
Mar 6, 2022
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Podcast episode

Description

This week, host June Thomas talks to author, ghostwriter, and YouTuber Michelle Schusterman, who’s written more than a dozen novels. In the interview, Michelle differentiates between her various writing jobs and explains how she juggles so many projects. She also gives a step-by-step description of her ghostwriting process for fiction and offers advice on how to manage clients. 
After the interview, June and co-host Isaac Butler discuss strategies for managing multiple jobs at once and learning through trial-and-error. 
In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Michelle talks about her time as a marching band teacher and explains how it led to one of her first big writing jobs. 
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Podcast production by Cameron Drews. 
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Mar 6, 2022
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