About

Karen Cole is the founder of Ghost Writer Inc., an American affordable ghostwriting, editing, and traditional or self-publishing services agency. With over 49 years of relevant experience, Karen has been selling books on Amazon and multiple other venues in a wide variety of amounts. She helps others around the world learn to ghostwrite and sell. Karen and her team of astute, affordable ghostwriting services workers, most of whom are located in the United States and Canada, provide professional editorial services, including book proposals, marketing for books, optioning for scripts, promotions for various projects, self-publishing and traditional publishing assistance services such as the aforementioned book proposals, plus assistance with queries to literary agencies. Karen's motto is "We do it all for you." She has proposal experts on her team who deal with great new ideas and can get sizable book advances. Karen is also an influencer and has been one her entire life. She influenced her delivering physician to state, "You'll be great someday, little girl." In 1962, she influenced Dr. King, who jumped the broom with her at the Seattle Center World's Fair, appointing her one of his Ambassadors in the Civil Rights Movement. Karen has tried her best to save Dr. King and Malcolm X from being assassinated, including several phone calls to the FBI. Karen has a self-determined degree from many colleges, including Western Washington University, where she studied fine arts, journalism, and creative writing. She also completed background coursework in communication, journalism, and related programs at Ohio University, and took classes in Eastern and Western Psychology at Naropa University. Karen graduated from Gahanna Lincoln High School with a high school diploma, where she studied English, science, math, and social studies. She also completed three quarters of technical art classes at Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical Schools, a couple of quarters of classes in history, religion, and general studies at Bishop Hartley High School, and a certificate in Indian/Native American education at Algonquin Regional High School. Karen also earned an Associate of Arts and Sciences - AAS in Communication and Media Studies from North Seattle College and took classes in Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management at Seattle Central College. Karen's tech stack includes web technologies, and she is up to the minute online in 2022 and 2023. Karen's company was called Rainbow Writing, Inc. and was rebranded in 2011 to Ghost Writer