Have you ever been curious how politicians, musicians, athletes, artists, and other high-profile figures find time to write bestselling books, articles, and speeches? The answer is usually a ghost.
In this one-hour workshop, we’ll demystify great ghostwriting by diving into the basics: how to capture someone else’s voice, conduct efficient interviews, identify compelling narratives from personal stories, and craft both short-form pieces (like articles and speeches), and full-length books.
Who should attend?
- Writers exploring ghostwriting professionally
- Readers and fans curious how these stories are made
- Anyone looking to build empathy, improve communication, or tell better stories — even your own
Stef Ferrari is a New York Times bestselling author, and an Emmy-winning writer, producer, and artist. Her forthcoming debut novel is a queer YA rom-com set in Brooklyn amid the magic of the holiday season. As a journalist, she’s a contributing writer to publications including The New York Times, and covers her greatest obsession: women’s sports.
