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- Some Random Thoughts on "Ghostwriting.". Melnick, Arnold // AMWA Journal: American Medical Writers Association Journal;2009, Vol. 24 Issue 1, p33
The author shares his personal insights on ghostwriting. One thought is that ghostwriting has been considered as an acceptable occupation for many years. He suggests a new form of byline, one that will take up a little more space but will give the relevant information. He relates that his...
- Master – shall I write your article? Pushing the genie back into the bottle. Offerhaus, L. // European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology;Mar2000, Vol. 55 Issue 11/12, p779
Focuses on the authors taken into account when producing manuscripts based on developmental research conducted. Consideration of the efforts and contributions made upon mentioning the honorary author for a certain article; Incidence of attaching famous names to the manuscript in order to...
- Not so scary: Simplifying the ghostwriting process. O'Brien, Tim // Public Relations Tactics;Feb2011, Vol. 18 Issue 2, p10
The article discusses the concept of ghostwriting as one of the cornerstone services of the public relations (PR) profession. Ghostwriting is a professional discipline which is customized to the comfort zone of an individual. The author plays the role of a reporter when he or she participates in...
- Looking for a Ghost. ZUKUS, KERRY // Publishers Weekly;4/30/2012, Vol. 259 Issue 18, p140
The article presents information on ghostwriting and suggests how clients should direct their searches based on their compatibility with potential ghostwriters rather than being concerned about the writer's expertise. Details about dealing with jargon and the art of communication are provided,...
- Haunted house. // Nature Medicine;May2008, Vol. 14 Issue 5, p468
The author reflects on the action by the publication to eliminate practices of using ghostwriters to pen scientific papers. He cites that the editorial staff requires from every author a statement on his specific contribution to the paper. He describes the two types of ghostwriting including...
- Invisible ink: Ghoswriters might not see their name in print, but the work is varied and in demand. Orey, Cal // Writer (Kalmbach Publishing Co.);May2005, Vol. 118 Issue 5, p49
This article focuses on the reasons for considering a ghostwriting career. Opportunities offered by ghostwriting; Financial benefits of such career; Appreciation offered by clients to ghostwriters. INSET: Getting started.
- Challenging Medical Ghostwriting in US Courts. Bosch, Xavier; Esfandiari, Bijan; McHenry, Leemon // PLoS Medicine;Jan2012, Vol. 9 Issue 1, Special section p1
An essay is presented on the challenges of ghostwriting in the courts of the U.S. There was an increase of complaints on medical ghostwriting since 2002 and little action is made to address the scientific literature corruption through ghostwriting. It says that the rise in ghostwriting is...
- GHOSTS in the WHITE HOUSE. Fuess, Claude M. // American Heritage;Dec1958, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p45
The article presents a discussion of the joint collaboration or ghostwriting in the production of state papers in the United States. The role of ghostwriters has become a necessity in the modern-day and high-speed campaigning. They help to take the candidate's thoughts and put them into...
- Ghostwriting: Ancient and Honorable. Stelkovis, Walter J. // Today's Speech;Jan1954, Vol. 2 Issue 1, p17
This article focuses on the use of ghostwriting. Ghostwriting has been used for several years, particularly in politics. Yet, when one mentions the word ghostwriting immediate suspicion is aroused. This could be attributed to the belief that such writing would induce national political and moral...
