Keeping the named author’s ideas in ghostwritten work

Keeping the named author’s ideas in ghostwritten work

A ghostwritten byline should still represent the named author’s ideas. “What makes ghostwritten work ethically sound” puts that question at the center of the work: writing on someone else’s behalf does not make their point of view optional.

For a business publishing under a person’s name, that’s a practical review check. Before polishing the phrasing, make sure the named author can stand behind what the message says.