Category: Ghostwriting

The Invisible Hands Behind Every Great Book

When readers pick up a great book, they see one name on the cover. The author’s. What they don’t see are the many invisible hands that helped bring that book to life. As a ghostwriter and editor, I’ve had the privilege of working behind the scenes on projects that have become published books. It’s a…
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October 5, 2026 0

Prices per Service Offered

When you’re planning your editing budget, it’s easy to focus on the total cost and forget the hidden advantage of volume. At majesco.co.za, we offer tiered per‑word rates, meaning the more words you bring, the less you pay per word. It’s not just generosity: it’s economics. The Logic Behind Volume Discounts Editing Type Typical Rate…
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September 18, 2026 0

Majesco’s Rates

Majesco.co.za prices in Rands, dollars and pounds


July 18, 2026 0

Why the Personal Touch Matters

Why have boring, lifeless AI editing when it could be your own work?


July 13, 2026 0

Editor vs AI – who writes it better?

1. An editor edits what you wrote while AI tends to rewrite it A human editor works with your sentences, paragraphs or even chapters: tightening a clause, cutting a redundant word, reordering for clarity. It strengthens your idea, in your voice, and you always maintain the right of veto or acceptance regarding your writing. AI…
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June 27, 2026 0

Pebbling for Connection

Your cat memes are doing more than making people laugh. Science says they’re building your friendships. It’s called pebbling — and it’s more meaningful than you think. The term is inspired by Gentoo penguins, who gift pebbles to potential mates as tokens of affection. Humans, it turns out, do something remarkably similar online. Organizational psychologist…
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May 18, 2026 0

Sneaky Words

Some carry two opposite meanings depending on context. They’re called contronyms, and they show up in business conversations every day. Three that might make you do a double-take: Sanction: The board sanctioned the new policy (approved it). The vendor faced sanctions for the breach (penalties). The same word with opposite outcomes. Oversight: She had oversight…
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May 15, 2026 0

Why Old Habits Shape a Smarter Future

In a world of endless scrolling and instant answers, two timeless practices, reading deeply and writing by hand, are proving to be powerful tools for learning, memory, and wellbeing. Recent research shows that these analogue habits engage the brain in ways digital shortcuts simply cannot. The Science of Deep Reading Why Handwriting Still Matters The…
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May 5, 2026 0

Reading and the Brain: A 2026 Breakthrough

Researchers at Baycrest (Toronto) and the University of São Paulo discovered that literacy fundamentally alters brain activity even when people are simply listening. While earlier studies focused on how reading affects visual word recognition, this new work demonstrates that the act of learning to read rewires neural pathways involved in spoken language comprehension. Key Findings…
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March 27, 2026 0

Navigating the Modern Writing Climate

In today’s fast-paced digital world, content creation faces unprecedented demands from AI tools, short attention spans, and global competition. Professional services like technical writing, ghostwriting, and deep edits stand out as essential for delivering clear, engaging, and polished work. Technical Writing’s Critical Role Technical writing bridges complex ideas and everyday users, making it indispensable in…
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March 16, 2026 0