Author and Book Promotion
Ghostwriters and Editors
Meet the team of creative writing professionals known as Writers in the Sky. Our alliance includes ghostwriters, business writers, copy editors, proofreaders and manuscript development assistants, a writing instructor and a virtual assistant. Contracted independently, the multi-talented members of this group have distinct backgrounds and a wide variety of experience that allows them to specialize in writing, editing and proofreading for all genres.
Because our team works in collaboration with one another, we are able to produce a high-quality product with prompt turnaround on just about any type of writing, editing or book marketing projects.
Owner, Writers in the Sky
Dana Micheli is a ghostwriter, copy editor and book doctor. She has written and edited numerous works of fiction and nonfiction, including novels, memoirs, and news articles, as well as resumes and business/marketing documents. While she works with a wide variety of genres, she most often takes projects of a spiritual nature, including books by and about mediums, Reiki Masters, Empaths, Lightworkers and Starseeds.
Before pursuing her writing career full-time, Dana worked as a Systems Advocate for the Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence, where she lobbied state and federal politicians on behalf of victims of abuse. She also served as the Manager of PR/Communications for The New York Women's Foundation, where she was responsible for writing press releases and articles for the website, organizing events, and liaising with the media. In addition, she has worked for several media outlets, writing and researching legal, political and human interest stories for print, online and television. In late 2010, she began working for WITS founder Yvonne Perry after reading one of Yvonne's books.
Dana has a B.A. in English from Southern Connecticut State University and a Juris Doctor from New York Law School. She lives in New York City.
Ghostwriter- Cindi Brown
Cindi Brown is a versatile writer and editor and a lifelong resident of Nashville. She received her BA in English and Religious Studies from Vanderbilt University, where she edited Slightly Amusing, the campus humor magazine.
Since graduating, Cindi has written for print and electronic media, as well as radio and television. She has worked as a news producer at WKRN News 2, a stringer for States News Service, and an item/passage writer for large-scale academic assessments. She is currently at work on a grant-funded project to create a year-long curriculum exploring the sacred texts of the world's major religions.
When not engaging in professional writing pursuits, Cindi enjoys blogging about spirituality and personality psychology (www.enneagramagency.blogspot.com), judging mystery novel contests, and tinkering with her own science fiction novel-in-progress.
Cindi is comfortable working in a variety of genres and mediums and is happy to provide clients with audio transcription, editing, manuscript critiques, copy editing, and ghostwriting services as needed.
Editor - Megan Pacella
Megan Pacella's wide range of expertise and skills includes writing and editing human interest stories, history features, music news and reviews, business content, healthcare content, and healthy living tips.
Megan's first paying writing gig was manning the writing center at Lipscomb University from 2006 to 2007. There, she worked evenings tutoring individual students to become better writers. It didn't take long for her to realize two things: she loved improving manuscripts, and she had a knack for it.
After graduating with a B.A. in English from Lipscomb University, Megan immediately started working for Hammock., Inc, a custom content firm in Nashville, Tennessee. For three years, she helped manage three magazines: MyBusiness, American Spirit, and Soldier and Family Foundations. In that time, Megan rose through the ranks from editorial assistant, to assistant editor, to managing editor.
In 2010, she moved on to Creek Content, a content strategy firm that focuses on improving content for healthcare companies. There, she works on curating and improving healthcare content related to exercise, tobacco cessation, appointment, adherence, and depression prevention. She also writes and edits a bi-annual newsletter for Vanderbilt Orthopedics.
Today, Megan splits her time writing and editing music, healthcare, business, history, and human interest content. Yes, that's a lot of different hats to wear! And she wears each of them well. You can follow Megan's current work and adventures at Megan_Writes.com
Whether you need a friendly editor who will guide you through the process of improving your work, or you need a ghostwriter who will work tirelessly to nail down the tone and scope of your work, ask for Megan.
Editor - Deborah Wilbrink
Editor, ghostwriter, developmental editor and proofreader Deborah Wilbrink specializes in the genres of memoir and history. Whether a personal memoir or history of a family, business, church or community, Deborah can manage your book project from conception to your eager readers' hands!
Deborah offers private or group lessons in creative and academic writing, with an emphasis on originality. She has written four grants for non-profits, all of which were granted; and she appropriately monitored and reported to the grantors for the grantees. "For a successful grant, not only must one clearly meet requirements; but one must also network strong partners and gather significant endorsement," she advises.
Deborah's first works were a graphic novel she wrote at the age of nine and a poem, "Beauties of the Earth", which was published the same year. A degree in Journalism and Film from the University of Georgia led to work at CNN, and to writing Ad Club award-winning commercials and corporate videos. She also won awards from the Associate Press and the Phoenix Press Club. Even overseas, in 2000, Deborah was acclaimed for her writing and received a special scholarship to Oxford University in England.
Since moving to Nashville, Deborah has written reviews and feature about Americana, bluegrass, folk and blues music; and taught creative writing to both teens and senior citizens. One of the few nationally certified high school English teachers, Deborah has perfect or 99th percentile scores on national English test. She's honored by her first place award for "Murder Ballads: Analysis and Composition" from the Foundation for Bluegrass music.
Deborah gives public presentations and teaches classes about memoir, family history, and creative writing through her business, Perfect Memoirs. Fascinated by the play and story of humanity, she is ready to assist you in its telling. If you are longing for specific lessons, or if you need your grant strengthened, ask Deborah. When you need a ghostwriter, developmental editor, or proofreader with history news, film, non-profit, or business background, ask for Deborah. Her versatility will bring you more riveted readers!
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