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Story & Sterling is a boutique ghostwriting and publishing consultancy dedicated to turning remarkable ideas into enduring books. Built on absolute privacy and exceptional craftsmanship, we serve leaders, entrepreneurs, and artists who want to tell their stories without losing authenticity. Every project is written by real people, with fully human written prose tailored to the author's own voice and goals. Beyond ghostwriting and book editing, we offer strategic book coaching, writing retreats, and publishing guidance, so every client can take their book from first idea to finished, published work and create a meaningful legacy that resonates with readers.
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22-15 43rd Avenue, Suite 210, Long Island City, NY 11101, United States, 11101, Long Island City, United States
- 19175658084
- marketing@storyandsterling.com
- storyandsterling.com
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