Ghostwriter (disambiguation)

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A ghostwriter is a person who writes under someone else's name with their consent. Celebrities often employ ghostwriters to produce autobiographies.

Ghostwriter may also refer to:

Media

• Ghost Writer (album), a 1977 album by Garland Jeffreys
• The Ghost Writer, a 1979 novel by Philip Roth
• Ghost Writer, a 1989 TV-movie starring Audrey Landers
• Ghostwriter (TV series), a television series co-produced by the Children's Television Workshop and the BBC, which originally aired on PBS in the U.S. from 1992 to 1995
  • Ghostwriter (book series), a book series based on the show
  • The New Ghostwriter Mysteries, a television series loosely based on the original Ghostwriter that aired on CBS in 1997
• Suffering Man's Charity, also released as Ghost Writer, a 2007 comedy/horror film starring Alan Cumming, David Boreanaz, and Anne Heche
• Ghost Writer (Hong Kong TV series), a 2010 Hong Kong television series produced by TVB
• Ghost Writer (Japanese TV series), a 2015 Japanese television drama
• The Ghost Writer (film), a 2010 film by Roman Polański, adapted from the Robert Harris novel, The Ghost
• Ghostwritten (novel), fictional book by English author David Mitchell

Music

• "Ghostwriter", a song by rapper Mad Skillz
• "Ghostwriter", a song by RJD2 from his 2002 album Deadringer
• "Ghostwriter", a song by The Arcana from their 2016 album Tomorrow is Yesterday
• Ghostwriters, an Australian rock band
• Ghostwriter Music, a group that specializes in custom music and sound design for theatrical marketing

Other uses

• "Ghostwriter", a software application that edits Markdown documents