Cornelia Amiri GhostWriter

“It is not my deeds that I write down, it is myself, my essence.” Montaigne There are many reasons for writing a memoir. Have you ever thought of writing or hiring a ghostwriter to write a book about your own personal experiences—your life? If so, here are 6 great reasons to write your memoir: 1.      Tell Your Story Whether you write your memoir are you're an author using a ghostwriter to do it, either way, you are telling your story your way. No one can do that but you.  Even if you hire a ghostwriter to create your memoir they will still write in your tone, in your voice. Your memoir is your version, your own perspective of what happened in your life. And you have every right to share that with the world.  2.      Get to know your Inner-self When we tell other people about our lives we end up reminding ourselves of: •       How capable we are of •       The strengt...

It may seem incredible that machines that humans have to code can mimic the complex creativeness of poetry or fiction writing. However, when a group of researchers input numerous images matched with human-written descriptions and poems into a computer, it understood the algorithm associations between pictures, text, patterns of imagery, rhymes, and verbiage, and how colors and images convey emotions and metaphors. But, when the AI then wrote a poem about an image, the outcome wasn’t a brilliant piece of work at all. Its poem wasn't cohesive. It didn't make sense. People keep trying to get AI to write creatively. But, when it comes to creative writing AI doesn’t know how to put things together.  Of course, pretty much anything is possible with ongoing advancements in technology. And, AI makes a great writer assistant by: ·       Proofreading ·       Checking for Plagiarism ·      ...

Memoirs are written recollections of personal experiences that are significant to you. They aren't the story of your whole life—that's a biography. Memoirs are made up of the stories we all have tucked into our memories awaiting transcription. It's when we put those moments of our life onto paper that we begin to truly understand ourselves. We can pass on that understanding of who we are by sharing those stories in book form to friends, family, and readers we may never even meet. These stories might be about your childhood, travels or adventures, a crime or injustice that happened to you, or anything you want to write about, no matter how minor it may seem. You can write it yourself or hire a ghostwriter. Either way, you have to coax the story out of your subconscious—a ghostwriter can help with that in interviews. If you find it difficult to pin down a story to tell, then jot down a few words about your life experiences. Don’t rush yourself, take your time ...