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Cash up front.

AND, if you aren’t certain you want it, charge heavy and let the client say no. That way the extra $$$ can lift your spirits while you work.

OK, 30 words.

If you think writing it will hurt it, in any way, shape or fashion: Don’t.

Joel

I actually think I’d enjoy writing such a thing. The biggest problem I’d have, since I’m not a believer in such things, would be taking liberties, and embellishing beyond the source material. A nudge here, a nudge there…

I’ve read such books in the past and quite enjoy the few that are written well. As Sean said above, one man’s non-fiction is another’s fiction (Bill and Hillary Clinton’s books, anyone?)

If he responds back, I’ll request the source material and look it over. If there’s enough for a book, I’d present my fee and payment schedule, and upon receipt of the first check develop the structure. I’ve been writing medical and financial books, so this would be a refreshing change. I just can’t imagine him having the money to hire me. On the other hand, I’m only three years into ghosting, so I do look to older, wiser pros to help me refine ethics. I’ve spoken with a new friend who hired a ghostwriter to help him with his book and the guy did nothing but a light edit for $70,000. My friend now thinks ghosts are a rip-off. As such, I’m leary of my practices reflecting well on the profession as a whole and other ghosts in particular. That’s one of the reasons I value this blog, because the people seem smart, thoughtful and generous with their knowledge.

Thank you all.

Now, working for a nutcase might not be fun, and it might be hard to get excited/involved, and there are several other reasons you might bag the job.

Where are the aliens from?
Do they believe in mixed-specie marriage?
Who are they going to vote for?
Do you get to meet them?
Will they try to kill you for exposing them?

I’d ask questions like these to see what type of “more than one standard deviation from the norm” thinker you’re dealing with

If the author believes it, it’s somebody’s truth, no? If you don’t find it morally questionable, then you need to ask what business you’re in: ghost-wrting or truth-telling.

The challenge is writing well without regard to the topic. And, one person’s non-fiction is another person’s fiction.

Write well and cash the checks!