Everything you need to know about the process, authorship, and working with the studio.
No. The purpose of the initial conversation is to determine what your book actually is and whether the idea has the potential to be developed into one.
No. Some clients arrive with hundreds of pages of material, while others come with nothing more than experience, ideas, and a story. The process adapts to your starting point.
Yes. A key part of the development and ghostwriting process is understanding how you think, speak, and want to present yourself to the reader. The manuscript is essentially yours, only professionally structured and articulated.
Yes. Authorship, attribution, and how each contributor is credited are defined individually and established by agreement before work begins. In the case of Full Ghostwriting, you are the exclusive author of the book.
Yes. Interviews and guided conversations can be the main, or even the only, source of material for developing your book.
That is precisely what the Book Discovery phase is for. During that session, we analyze the material and make an objective assessment regarding its potential and viability.
There is no universal timeline. The duration depends on the scope, complexity, research requirements, available material, and the chosen model of collaboration. A detailed work plan and timeline are established before the project begins.
Confidentiality is the foundation of a professional relationship and a core tenet of the Meta Mind studio. Client information, materials, and projects are treated with absolute discretion. A formal Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is signed before collaboration begins. The identities of ghostwriting clients and the details of their projects are never disclosed without permission.
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