S2 Ep. 103 The Story of a Ghostwriter

"My aim is to put what I see and feel on paper in the best and simplest way." Earnest Hemingway

The beauty of life and living is communication. The ability to reach out and connect with one another via channels that have been created following established protocols that point to the uniqueness of human nature.

This established protocol of exchange can come in the form of sound, that is, verbal or oral, and also in the form of scripting, which is all referred to as writing. The technology of communicating via the medium of writing can be said to be as old as humanity. Still, over the years, it has evolved to become one of humanity's most powerful tools.

The evolution of writing has taken many forms and has traveled far and wide. It has come to define so many civilizations and ages. It reveals so many things about people and their culture, how we all perceive our reality, and transmits the same. No matter how complex an issue may come across, it can be written in a discernible pattern that can be learned and repeated.

Writing is not language and person restricted, even though we can see some form of barriers when communicating. Writing has become an enormous business, and some individuals take this as a full-time job to help put down people's thoughts on paper; this might be speeches, short notes, or books.
People who take up this kind of activity for a living are referred to as Ghostwriters.

In this Word Café Podcast episode, I will sit down with Dr. Yomi Garnett.

Dr. Yomi Garnett is a world-class Ghostwriter, book & manuscript editor, grant writer, biographer, and copywriter. He describes himself thus, 'I Dance with Words to Create Authors out of Storytellers'
Happy listening