About Karen White

    I write both fiction and non-fiction books. Will help you through my interview questions, get your ideas out of your head, and your book outlined and concluded.

    Since childhood, I've created various poems, plays, screenplays, songs, short stories and novels. Most of them published without my permission.

    Some of those became worldwide famous, but I weren't credited for my authorship.

    Although I don't give up my author's rights for those pieces, I am offering my ghostwriting services for new ones.

    Despite my extensive experience with writing and storytelling, I didn't do any professional ghostwriting job yet. I wrote only four works intentionally as a ghostwriter so far; two of them as a child, one for an unpaid children book limited to one copy for a school assignment, and one short story which already paid off in the form of a shared prize. Other two in adulthood, that ended up also published without permission; one vampire short story, and one book and the outline and title of the following two of trilogy.

    When I chose this pseudonym, there was only me using it, but since then many profiles using this name appeared on the internet. Check this list of my writing pages and profiles.

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