Noun
ghost writer (plural ghost writers)
Alternative spelling of ghostwriter
Fame is what gets people to go watch your film. I'm just glad to be in a film i believe in. And if it take's fame to get people there, then it's my job. But i'd rather be a ghost writer than have my name down. River Phoenix
According to her family she would never allow a ghost writer to write in her name. Source: Internet
Alyssa Maxwell has worked in publishing as an assistant editor and a ghost writer, but knew from an early age that being a novelist was what she wanted most. Source: Internet
By comparing the original articles with the finished book, it's clear that Houdini employed a ghost writer to polish the language and clarify his points. Source: Internet
In 2010, Brosnan starred as a fictional British former prime minister accused of war crimes (yes, he based his performance on Tony Blair, he says) in Roman Polanski’s thriller The Ghost Writer. Source: Internet
And there is also the “nègre littéraire": a commonly accepted expression for a ghost writer, which verbum pro verbo translates into “literary negro”. Source: Internet