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 you have in mind and whether your idea has the potential for development.
No. Some clients come with hundreds of pages of material, while others bring only their experience, ideas, and story. The process adapts to your starting point.
Yes. One of the core elements of my work is identifying how you think, speak, and wish to present yourself to the reader. The manuscript is entirely yours; it is simply professionally structured and articulated.
Yes. The attribution and crediting of the book are defined individually and, if necessary, regulated by contract prior to commencement.
Yes. Guided interviews can serve as the primary and sole source of material for your book.
That is precisely what the Book Discovery phase is for. During that session, we analyze the material together and provide an objective assessment of its viability and development potential.
It depends on the scope, complexity, need for additional research, available material, and the chosen model of collaboration. A detailed work plan and timeframe are defined before the project begins.
All client information and materials are handled with absolute discretion.
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) can be signed prior to commencing work.