auth·or-iz·er n. A writer who turns other people into authors; a ghostwriter; a co-author; a contract writer.
Sallie Goetsch started helping other people with their writing at the age of nine. Before going into business for herself, she translated, directed, produced, and was sometimes forced to act in Greek and Roman plays, as well as founding an electronic journal. Her FileSlinger™ Backup Blog was featured in the San Francisco Chronicle in May 2005. Visit the Author-izer™ Website to find out how you can author a book without writing a word.