i.
Our Craft
Two paths.
One standard of care.
Whether you want a book written for you or you want to write your own, we have built a home for both. Each service is run by senior editors, each project scoped to fit the story.
i.
Have Us Write Your Book
Sit with a senior ghostwriter over months of conversation. We interview, research, structure, and write. You review, refine, and approve. What comes out the other end is a full manuscript in your voice, ready for print.
- Memoirs & life stories
- Business books & thought leadership
- Family histories & legacy books
- eBooks for authors & entrepreneurs
- Cover design, editing, and print-ready delivery
ii.
Publish Your Own Writing
If you write yourself, join Heritage Stories, our platform for authors who want to publish their work, build a reading audience, and get read. Write your story in our editor, submit for review, and see it go live under your pen name.
- Free account with a chosen pen name
- Professional writing editor with autosave
- Editorial review before publication
- Public reading page with comments & reactions
- Your work in front of real readers
Chapter II
The Process
How a Heritage book is made.
Five stages. Nothing skipped. Every book we write moves through the same careful sequence, because good books are not written quickly, they are written well.
I
Discovery
A private consultation. You tell us the story, we listen carefully, and we shape the scope.
II
Development
Deep interviews, research, and a full manuscript outline, chapter by chapter.
III
Writing
Your ghostwriter drafts the book in your voice, chapters delivered on a steady rhythm.
IV
Refine
You review each chapter. We revise, polish, and edit until every line feels like you
V
Deliver
Print-ready manuscript, cover, and files. You own everything. You decide what happens next.
Chapter III
Currently in Print
Featured this season.
New releases and hand-picked works from our authors and clients, refreshed regularly.
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In their words
Author,
"I had been trying to write my father's story for fifteen years. Heritage listened, asked the right questions, and returned a manuscript that sounded exactly like the man I remembered. My children now have a book, not a folder of half-finished notes."
Margaret Ashworth · Author, A Life in Commerce
Founder,
"The team turned four decades of building a business into a narrative my family and my staff both wanted to read. Their discretion during interviews, and their ear for the industry's texture, made all the difference."
Rajesh Menon · Founder, Menon Textiles
Family
"What I loved most was the pace. Weekly conversations, drafts I could mark up in my own handwriting, and a finished volume in time for my mother's ninetieth. Nothing about the process felt rushed or hollow."
Eleanor Whitfield-Barnes · Family Historian
Legacy
"Not a book. My mother's voice on paper, exactly as we know it. Our family will keep this forever."
Priya Sharma · Legacy Author
Selected works
A different path
Heritage Stories · Members Portal
Or write it yourself.
If you would rather tell the story in your own words, Heritage Stories is our members-only platform where writers publish, get read, and build an audience. Free to join. Editorial review before every publication. Real readers, real feedback.
- Publish under your chosen pen name
- Full writing editor with autosave and word count
- Editorial review before your work goes live
- Public reading page with comments and reactions
- Your work seen by our reader community
IV
From the journal
Notes on the craft of memoir and biography, the mechanics of a ghostwritten book, and the choices behind every long project.
Memoir Craft
Where to Begin: The First Conversation of a Memoir Project
Most memoirs are not lost for lack of material. They are lost in the first hour, when the wrong questions get asked. Here is what the first...
Family Legacy
The Book That Only You Can Commission: A Memoir of a Parent
Every family has a person whose story deserves to be a book. Usually only one person in the family knows they need to commission it before i...
Founder & Business Stories
Why Founders Write Books (and Why Most of Them Should Not Write Them Alone)
The founder book has become a category of its own. Done well, it defines a career. Done alone, it usually never gets finished. Here is why.
Chapter VII
Begin Your Book
Every book we write starts
with one conversation.
Tell us about your story. We will send back a proposal, a timeline, and a quote, usually within two working days. There is no cost to enquire, and no obligation to proceed.