Absolutely. Most of the people I work with are writing their first book. What matters isn't whether you've published before. It's whether you are ready to share your wisdom. My role is to help you do that well.
That depends on where you are. Starting with an idea? Ghostwriting. Have a draft that needs stronger structure or storytelling? Developmental editing. Still figuring out which book to write? Book Discovery. If you're unsure, that's exactly what our first conversation is for.
Yes. That's the whole point. My job isn't to put my voice on your ideas. It's to find the clearest, most powerful version of what you're already trying to say. The finished book should feel like the best version of you, not me.
While AI can be great for brainstorming ideas and organising thoughts, it cannot be the one writing your book. Sure, AI can generate enough text to fill 300 pages, but what it cannot do is understand the uniqueness of you. And readers can tell the difference between a book that has been assembled and one that was actually lived.
If you've spent years earning the wisdom you carry today, it deserves more than being stitched together by an algorithm. It deserves careful listening, thoughtful questions, and the sensitivity to uncover the deepest thing you're trying to say before turning it into a book.
Most books take between 6 and 12 months, depending on scope and how much material exists to begin with. Some move faster. None should be rushed.
Every book is different, so every proposal is tailored to the manuscript. As a guide: ghostwriting typically ranges between ₹5–6 lakh; developmental editing between ₹2.5–5 lakh, depending on what the manuscript needs.
Once I understand your book, I'll give you a clear, detailed proposal.
No long forms, or standard proposals. Just a conversation about your book and whether we're the right fit for each other.