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1.Getting organized. 2.You use the outline as a subject guide for compiling some information. 3.Your ghostwriter/editor does extensive research to see what other people have to say about your subject. 4.Your ghostwriter/editor complies a chapter outline with rough copy ideas sketched in for you. 5.You go though the chapter outline and give your ghostwriter/editor you thoughts 6.Drawing from the information, research and outline, your ghostwriter/editor produces a rough draft of your book. 7.Mark your corrections. 8.Your ghostwriter/editor makes your corrections and delivers a final draft to you 9.You approve the final draft. 10.Your ghostwriter/editor transfers the final version into the desktop publishing program for the printer. 11.Once your ghostwriter/editor knows that the cover will look like and exactly how many pages we’re going have, he gets print estimates for you and determines which printer to use. 12.You send your ghostwriter/editor a check for the printing charges. 13.Your ghostwriter/editor sends the final book package to the printer with the check 14.The printer sends your ghostwriter/editor the “blue line” for approval. “Blue lines” show exactly what the type will look like. Both of you should approve them. 15.The printer lets your ghostwriter/editor knows what the final charges are. 16.The printer’s final invoice is paid. 17.The printer ships the books to you.
