Let's Start With Introduction

Are you a creative writer and you want to better your craft? 
Are you stuck on this big idea of yours and you need someone to hear you out? 
Do you need tips on how to become an indispensable writer? 
Or you just want to scale to producing best-selling books? 

Then jump on this little piece of advice; start listening to The GhostPen Project.

What we do at The GhostPen Project:

1. Release new podcasts every Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays

2. Help creatives source for muse to write and produce awesome contents

3. Dish out writing tips, help navigate writers’ block, virtually help you walk through the writing process

4. Interviews with awesome contemporary writers and poets

5. Do books and poems reviews

6. Promote writers and the creative community generally.

To be a part of this beautiful experience, send us a mail via theghostpenwritingcoven@gmail.com

Check out our blog for podcast summaries, writing tips, and new insights to the creative world: www.theghostpenproject.blogspot.com 

Cheers to perfecting your art! 

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