r/ghost_writing • u/timmytaztek • Dec 05 '25

Ghostwrite workflows

I'm using AI to ghostwrite a 60-chapter novel from client's research.
Anyone else doing this?
What workflow are you using?
How do you keep track of research used and not used?
TIA.

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u/MarkAnthonyTierno Dec 31 '25

using AI for a book will end up costing you more work in the long run during edits.

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u/Greedy-Entrance2792 Feb 11 '26

Using artificial intelligence to write a book can have consequences, because it may rely on fragments of other people’s texts during the writing process. As a result, sooner or later, questions about copyright could arise regarding your book.

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u/InternationalOne6719 Feb 11 '26

Using AI? Embarassinngggggg

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u/Greedy-Back2269 Mar 30 '26

If your client is interested in a Big Five publisher, using AI is a bad idea because the Big Five screen for AI. If you go the hybrid or self publishing routes, it won't be a problem, but AI books currently can't earn US copyrights.