Ghostwriting is a bit like being a secret agent, but with better grammar—I’m there, I do the work, I make my clients sound brilliant, and then I disappear. No credit, no byline, just the quiet satisfaction of knowing that my words are out in the world, making someone else look very, very good.

Of course, thanks to NDAs and the sacred oath of ghostwriters everywhere, I can’t exactly point and say, “That article? That best-selling piece? That award-winning thought leadership blog? Yeah, that was me.” But what I can tell you is this: if you need content that sounds like you (but better), I can make that happen.

Below, you’ll find some summary case studies of past ghostwriting projects—vague enough to keep the legal teams happy, but clear enough to show that I know my way around a compelling narrative.

If you need sharp, strategic writing without the hassle of, well, actually writing it yourself—let’s talk. Your ideas, my words, your name on the byline. Everybody wins.