Artificial IntelligenceMay 28, 2026
The two loud versions of AI adoption are both tiresome: the enthusiast name-dropping models and posting prompts, and the refuser turning every conversation into a complaint. The serious version is quiet, using the tool where it helps, ignoring it where…
Book MarketingMay 28, 2026
Whether to disclose AI on your book is a different question from whether using it is dishonest. Disclosure is about communicating with readers, not ethics, and the honest answer is that some uses need no disclosure, some warrant a brief…
GhostwritingMay 27, 2026
Faith leaders face a question other professionals do not: is making money from a book at odds with the mission, and is using a ghostwriter honest? This is a short parable about Pastor Davis, who avoided the book he was…
Thought LeadershipMay 27, 2026
AI founders face the fastest obsolescence cycle in business: the model you trained two years ago is a curiosity, and the company you started eighteen months ago has been lapped by three competitors and an open-source release. What survives the…
GhostwritingMay 27, 2026
Academics write for journals, defense committees, and tenure files, never the trade reader, so a book that wins in the trade market has to be re-voiced from the ground up, not merely shortened. Here are three before-and-after passages showing exactly…
GhostwritingMay 27, 2026
Functional and integrative medicine fight a legitimacy war they cannot win at the conference table, but can win in the bookstore. Patients failed by mainstream medicine are searching for a credentialed voice they can trust, and a serious book is…
Artificial IntelligenceMay 27, 2026
The doomers are wrong because AI already shipped and is not destroying civilization or your career. The hypers are wrong because it does not replace every task or save your business on its own. Both dramatic positions fail the same…
GhostwritingMay 25, 2026
Every book that has done anything for me has annoyed somebody. The ones that annoyed nobody sank without trace.
Artificial IntelligenceMarch 1, 2026
The printing press arrived in the 1440s and by the 1470s the scribes had organized a resistance movement. They were not wrong that their world was ending. They were wrong about what that meant for writing. Six hundred years of…
Book MarketingFebruary 14, 2026
I have ghostwritten 54+ books, most of them thought leadership books. The ones that attract clients share a structural pattern, and the difference is not writing quality, it is architecture. Here is the structure that produces results.
Book MarketingFebruary 13, 2026
Coaching clients almost all open with the same question: how do I get more readers? They want a marketing secret, a better category, more social posts. The real answer is duller and more useful: make the book so good at…
Artificial IntelligenceFebruary 13, 2026
The AI-and-writing debate has been loud, emotional, and short on data, until now. A 2025 survey of 1,481 people, including 1,190 working writers, is the first real large-scale look, and it shows who uses AI, who fears it, and why…
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