Book ghostwriting is considered ethical as long as both the author and ghostwriter agree on the terms upfront. The author retains full credit for the work, while the ghostwriter remains anonymous. This arrangement allows the author to share their ideas and experiences in written form without the need to write the book themselves. Ghostwriters are compensated for their work but do not receive public acknowledgement. It’s a professional collaboration that benefits both parties by creating a successful published work.
Is book ghostwriting ethical, and do ghostwriters get credit?
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