Ghostwriter

Rachel, a student in Faculty of Arts at Melbourne University, was motivated to hire a ghostwriter dealing with her tough mid-term assignment, which is a case study regarding Public Relations. “The deadline is getting closer, but I still have no clue on what to write. And I don’t want to fail as I need to pay thousands for the re-enrollment.” said Rachel. The fear to fail sparked the prevalence of paid ghostwriting, through which students can get a writer for finishing an at-least-passed assignment

A Term Paper on Aspect of Ghostwriting with special reference to Robert Harris 's , 'The Ghost ' Quick review :- In 'The Ghost ' , Robert Harris tells the story of a ghostwriter who is called in to help a former prime minister to finish his multi-million dollar memoir. But it dosen 't take him long to realise that he has made a terrible mistake. As his predecessor on the project dies in circumstances that were distinctly suspicious and the

Rachel, a student in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Melbourne, was motivated to contact a writer to finish a case study she was struggling with. “The due day is getting closer, but I still have no idea about how to structure it, and I don’t want to fail. If I fail, It will cost me thousands of dollars to re-enroll the subject. So expensive!,” she said. Paying for ghostwriting is not rare. Last year, the Sydney Morning Herald revealed that more than 1000 students from 16 universities paid

produce a written work, but to give credit to someone else. Many noted fiction series, such as Nancy Drew, were ghostwritten; some well-known authors, like R.L. Stine, have turned to ghostwriters after seeing demand for their work increase; and still other famous authors, like H.P. Lovecraft, have worked as ghostwriters, themselves.

person’s life; mostly famous personalities, whose autobiographies, memoirs or written speeches are written by the ghostwriter. As the name suggest, the ghostwriters name is never mentioned in his or her literary work therefore they are always away from limelight. Though many miss the attention, the recognition and the authority of having their own name on the writing but most of the ghostwriters have fierce level of pride. Its either the income or the independence, its hard to decide. The thin line between

some bloggers have chosen to hire ghostwriters to also make content for their blogs. A ghostwriter is a third-party writer who writes content that is appropriate for the website while the blog owner pays for the rights to the content in order to legally post it on their blog. Some people are opposed to this practice because they might not want to use the content of other writers on a site that they call their own, but there are many reasons why hiring a

My topic for iSearch was song writing. In the beginning of the first week, my original topic was ghostwriting. However, as I did more research, I saw that wasn’t the way I wanted to go; plus, it was really hard to find resources for specifically ’ghostwriting’. There was more about songwriting, so I switched to that instead. The key difference between these two topics is, ghostwriting is writing songs for anyone, you’re not forced to stay with just one person and you don’t get recognized as the writer

Dear Katrina, Your essay on Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales was very informative and showed there was a great amount of research done prior to it being written. However, I believe plagiarism is present throughout various parts of your essay. The oxford dictionary’s definition of plagiarism is “The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own”. You may not have copied the extract definition of Middle English, but facts from the definition were drawn out. It

1.1 WHAT IS PLAGIARISM Plagiarism is the act of copying someone else's work and putting it as one's work . Plagiarism goes beyond just copying out the idea and work, it is also discredits the work done by another person that has previously worked on the idea as it presents the idea as original. 1.2 HISTORY OF PLAGIARISM Although the concept of plagiarism came to light in the 18th Century in Europe, there were earlier cases which haven’t been proven to be accurate or false such as the famous Leibniz-Newton

The passage you wrote is plagiarised from C. Hugh Holman’s A Handbook to Literature. The reason I believe it is plagiarism is that most of the passage stays the same just in a different order and with a few changed words. Not only that, you had refused to cite the original source believing that this is common sense. However, that could not be true as you copied many of the phrases and dates used in the original. This is unacceptable because you are simply restating the passage instead of adding your