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Ghostwriting, Editing & Self-Publishing Support

A book built around
your ideas, your voice,
and your readers.

Work with Ghostwriting Legends to develop your story, strengthen your manuscript, or prepare your book for publication. Start with the support you need today and a clear plan for what comes next.

Have an idea, a partial draft, or a finished manuscript?
Tell us where you are starting.

Pride and PrejudicePride and Prejudice
The Great GatsbyThe Great Gatsby
The Secret GardenThe Secret Garden
Treasure IslandTreasure Island
Little WomenLittle Women
CHAPTER ONEEvery story begins
with an idea.

Classic cover references · not client projects

Prepare your book for the platforms readers know.

Amazon
Kindle Direct Publishing
Apple BooksApple Books
Rakuten Kobo
Barnes & Noble
Google Play BooksGoogle Play Books
Independent publishing support. Platform references do not imply affiliation or endorsement.
The work behind your book

Support from the first outline
to the finished files.

A writer working with a notebook in a library
01 / Bring your ideas to the page

Book Ghostwriting

Develop a manuscript from interviews, notes, research, and your approved outline. You review the work at agreed milestones.

From a personal story to a practical business book, the process begins with the reader and a clear sense of what you want to say.

Explore Ghostwriting
An editorial workspace with notebook, laptop and coffee
Structure. Clarity. Consistency.Choose the edit your manuscript needs.
02 / Strengthen what you have written

Book Editing

Choose structural feedback, sentence-level editing, or proofreading according to the condition of your draft.

A careful edit respects the purpose of the book while making the reading experience clearer. Understand the differences before choosing a service.

Explore Editing

Services can be commissioned separately. A writing project does not automatically include publishing, printing, or marketing.

Ebook & print preparation

Your book.
Beautifully prepared.
Ready for its next chapter.

Bring the cover, interior, and book information together in a plan for your selected formats and publishing platforms.

  • Cover and interior files
  • Book descriptions and metadata
  • Platform submission support
  • Clear handover and next steps
Explore Publishing
Illustrative book detail page
AmazonBooks   ›   Literature
Pride and Prejudice historical cover
A CLASSIC FOR YOUR SHELF

Pride and Prejudice

by Jane Austen

A timeless story of first impressions, family, and finding your own way.

Kindle editionA clear introduction to the book.Explore book listing preparation →

Illustrative retail layout, not a live Amazon page. Classic cover reference, not client work.

A woman writing beside shelves of books
Your perspective stays central.A collaborative process from the first brief.
Working together

Know what you
are commissioning.

A book project involves creative decisions, practical deadlines, and a meaningful investment. Your proposal should make those decisions easier to understand before work begins.

01

Defined scope

Your proposal identifies the services, target length or manuscript size, delivery files, and exclusions.

02

Review points

Writing and design are shared at agreed stages so you can respond while the work is developing.

03

A working schedule

Milestones account for the work involved and the time you need to review it.

04

Clear revision terms

The agreement sets out included revision rounds and how changes to the original brief are handled.

See Our Process
Make the craft visible

See how we approach the work.

Review clearly labeled demonstration samples of manuscript development, editorial changes, and book design. These examples illustrate the service; they are not presented as client projects or publishing results.

View Sample Work
AN EDITORIAL DEMONSTRATION

A clearer sentence.
The same meaning.

BEFOREDue to the fact that the meeting was delayed, we made the decision to leave.

AFTERBecause the meeting was delayed, we decided to leave.

Illustrative sentence edit · not client material
How it comes together

A clear sequence,
with room for your feedback.

Share the starting point.
01

Share the starting point.

Tell us about your idea or manuscript, intended readers, goals, and any deadline you are working toward.

Agree on the plan.
02

Agree on the plan.

Review the recommended services, scope, cost, milestones, and revision terms before deciding to proceed.

Develop and review.
03

Develop and review.

Work moves through the agreed writing, editing, or design stages. You give feedback at the checkpoints in your plan.

Prepare the handover.
04

Prepare the handover.

Receive the agreed files and next-step guidance. If publishing support is included, approve the materials before submission.

Scope before price

Choose the work
your book needs.

A short manuscript requiring formatting is a different project from a full-length book developed through interviews. We review the starting material and intended deliverables before recommending a scope.

From idea to manuscript
From idea to manuscript

Writing

  • Outline & voice development
  • Interviews & source material
  • Drafting & agreed revisions
Explore Writing
From draft to a stronger book
From draft to a stronger book

Editing

  • Structural recommendations
  • Language & consistency
  • Final proofreading
Explore Editing
From approved text to prepared files
From approved text to prepared files

Publishing

  • Cover & interior preparation
  • Book information & formats
  • Submission support
Explore Publishing

Your quote identifies the service fee and any separately charged items, such as illustration, print copies, advertising, or third-party platform costs.

Before your next chapter

A little clarity
goes a long way.

A selection of printed books
Do I need a finished manuscript?
No. An idea, notes, a partial draft or a finished manuscript can all be useful starting points. Explain the support you need and the result you want to work toward.
Can I commission just one service?
Yes. Services can be scoped separately. The proposal should identify any prerequisite work needed before the chosen stage begins.
How are revisions handled?
Agree on review rounds, author feedback and the handling of a change in direction before work begins. Each project needs clear revision terms.
What does publishing support include?
The scope identifies the formats, files, metadata and platform tasks included. Printing, marketing, distribution and ongoing administration are separate unless listed.
Can you guarantee sales or bestseller status?
No. A clear scope can define the work to be performed. Readers, retailers, reviewers and publishers make decisions outside our control.

Tell us about your book.