For fifteen years I’ve collaborated with executives, artists, athletes, and public figures on books that have found wide audiences and shaped conversations. My clients include New York Times bestselling authors, Grammy Award–winning musicians, Fortune 500 executives, and NFL legends. The work spans memoir, business narrative, and theological reflection.
My doctoral training at King’s College London — supervised by Alister McGrath, examined by scholars at Oxford and Cambridge — means I can move through complex ideas and render them in prose that is clear and lasting. I write for academic audiences without losing the literary register. I write for popular audiences without losing the weight. That gap is where most of my energy lives.
I’ve also published my own books, taught and lectured at institutions from the Museum of the Bible to Gordon-Conwell, and I write most weeks on Substack. This work and the ghostwriting inform each other in ways I’m still learning to articulate.
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I write at The Beautiful Disruption on Substack — a growing community gathering around the conviction that paying attention and pursuing beauty are spiritual acts.
Full ghostwriting for leaders, artists, and public figures. Voice development, structure, research, and manuscript from first page to last.
For executives and entrepreneurs. From book concept through final manuscript, including proposal development for publishers and agents.
A niche where craft and genuine theological formation meet. My published work and doctoral training give me native fluency here.
The proposal is where a book is made or lost. This is the creative work — discovering what the book is, why it matters, and why anyone should read it. Usually it begins with extended conversation, recorded and transcribed, and builds toward an outline and argument from the ground up. The proposal becomes the guardrail for everything that follows.
2026. Full ghostwriting and manuscript collaboration. Details available under NDA.
Bricks & Clicks — Cliff Hudson & Craig Miller, Former CEO & CIO. Forbes Books, 2025. Amazon #1 Bestseller.
Personal ghostwriter for Dan Cathy, Former CEO (2017–2020). Digital platforms, speeches, and corporate communications.
The Transformation Factor — Frank Harrison, CEO. Greenleaf Publishers, 2022. Full ghostwriting.
Three books for the Green family — David, Steve & Jackie Green. Published by HarperCollins Christian Publishers.
Born For This (FaithWords / Hachette) & The Whitney I Knew (Worthy Publishers). Full ghostwriting on both.
Shotgun Angels — HarperCollins Christian Publishers. Full ghostwriting.
Lay It Down — Worthy Publishers. Full ghostwriting.
Something Needs to Change — Waterbrook / Multnomah. Proposal, concept development, and sample chapters.
Three projects: The Reason, The Mystery, The Return — Baker Books. Ghostwriting and book mapping.
We start with a real conversation — your vision, your project, your timeline. An honest exchange about what you want to make and whether I’m the right person to help you make it.
Every project is different, and I tailor each engagement to the specific requirements. Most of my current work runs on custom retainers — that’s typically how I prefer to work, because it creates the right rhythm for serious, sustained collaboration. If a project calls for something else, we build the right structure together.
I immerse myself in your world through interviews, research, and sustained conversation. The goal is to disappear into your voice so completely that readers never sense a collaborator was there.
I deliver a manuscript you’re proud to put your name on. Depending on the engagement, I can also assist with proposal preparation, agent strategy, and positioning for the market.
The best first step is a direct message or a phone call. I respond personally to every inquiry that feels like a genuine match.
When you write, it helps to know a few things. What kind of project are you working on? Memoir, business book, spiritual writing, something harder to categorize? Where are you in the process? Early concept, rough draft, a proposal that needs reshaping? Who else is involved? An agent, a publisher, a team?
A sentence or two about you — who you are, what you’ve built or done, why this book matters to you now — goes a long way. I’m not looking for a pitch. I’m looking for a person.
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