fleshwriter

fleshwriter
n.
The person for whom a ghostwriter writes a book.
Example Citation:
"I fell into ghostwriting in 1989, during a slump in my journalism career. Established but neither flush nor famous, I was delighted to get this relatively well-paid work helping business stars write books. I interviewed my "fleshwriters" (as we ghosts call them), drafted early versions, and coached them through revisions."
— Art Kleiner, "Confessions of a Ghostwriter," Wired
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