ghostwriter , also: ghost writer

But then, right from the start he'd said he was a ghostwriter.

The books are produced with the help of a ghostwriter.

A. They are saying precisely what my ghostwriter wants them to say.

My father, not his ghostwriter, is the invisible one here.

In a sense, every smart author must become the ghostwriter of himself.

He then wrote his memoirs with the help of a ghostwriter.

His adventures have been written by different ghostwriters over the years.

If he's going to do it right, the ghostwriter has to step into the shoes of the father.

A few are secretly written by staff members or ghostwriters.

In 1988 Stone began a career as a writer and ghostwriter.

As with many television shows, Ghostwriter also produced several book stories that never made it to air.

He makes his living working as a screenwriter and ghostwriter.

Price has also established herself in the writing industry, despite having several ghostwriters to write for her.

Ghostwriters increasingly work the other side of the street on the fiction list, as well.

Ghostwriter only had two colors, which were silver and gold.

A ghostwriter is a person who writes under someone else's name with their consent.

A ghostwriter has not yet been named, publishing executives said.

He agrees to work on his memoirs with a ghostwriter.

I'd hire a ghostwriter, but it's too late for that now.

As in his first book, Foley wrote this one without the aid of a ghostwriter.

By 2006, all Ghostwriters albums were once again out of print and no longer available.

They've already had the advantage of ghostwriters and spin artists.

As for the ghostwriter thing, that was a bit of desperate inspiration.

"Thus she became the novelist, and I was her ghostwriter," he said.

Next season, "Ghostwriter" will deal with issues like drug use and computer hacking.