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IWSG: Ghostwriters; 'Bad Apps' Paperback Progress

It's the first Wednesday of the month, and so it’s time for the Insecure Writer’s Support Group (IWSG) monthly blog hop! In an IWSG post, we writers bring our writing challenges and problems out into the open to share with each other and try to offer solutions. IWSG Question of the Month I thought the optional question of the month that Melissa Maygrove selected was just perfect for October! That is, in the sense that it involves a type of ghost--ghostwriting! Of course, that's not a literal ghost that the term is referring to, but it still makes great wordplay for the season this blog hop falls in. So, the October 7th question is: Many people are calling for writers who use AI to disclose it. Most who employ ghostwriters do not admit it - do you think authors who use ghostwriters should have to disclose that, too?   My answer is yes, I do. My understanding is that when a book is ghostwritten it's often disclosed in the fine print of the copyright page. But I heard about t...