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    • My name is Amanda Evans, the owner of Ghostwriting Uncovered. The aim of this blog is to provide additional help and advise to those who want to know how to become a ghostwriter.

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    Ghostwriting Interview Published

    Thursday, November 8th, 2007

    I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Yuwanda Black Editor of the Inkwell Editorial.  I couldn’t believe it when I received her e-mail requesting an interview and I answered her mail immediately.
    Today I received the link to this e-mail so if anyone is interested in reading my ghostwriting interview please feel free.  This […]

    An Excellent Way To Practice Short Sentences

    Monday, November 5th, 2007

    In today’s world short is everything.  When completing writing of any kind most clients want short sentences and short paragraphs.  Call it the web but it seems that most people skim through web pages without actually reading the content.  So in order to get your point across you need to keep your sentences short and […]

    Writing Words That Sell

    Sunday, November 4th, 2007

    Browsing through a number of writers blogs this morning I came across an interesting post on writing words that sell.  Take a look for yourself and make note of these words especially when you are writing sales copy.
    Until next time,
    Keep writing
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