Guru.com Jane Craig Maclean- ghost writer Ghost writer has no clue how to do proposal for a fiction novel. Guru does not check their contractors. new york, New York
Guru.com claims the contractors are all experienced. I hired a ghost writer who riped me off 1700.00 for a book proposal. she had no clue how to do a fiction book proposal, and even when i told her, she would not listen. she was late by 4 months. i called guru.com and they told me that was nothing they could do. rip off
5 Updates & Rebuttals
ursula
saugus,Massachusetts,
United States of America
Issue was an error
#6Author of original report
Fri, November 09, 2012
This issue Was not with Jane craig Maclean, wrong name was entered by accident. Jane Craig Maclean is a wonderful person and author.
ursula
saugus,Massachusetts,
United States of America
Issue Solved
#6Author of original report
Fri, November 09, 2012
issue is solved about jane craig maclean.
Jane MacLean Craig
New York,New York,
United States of America
RIDICULOUS PERSON & DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER LAWSUIT TO ENSUE
#6REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, November 08, 2012
This individual comes from a long history of mental illness and wanted to write about such, which I tried my best to accommodate. However, when her proposal failed to sell, she believed that I and the universe had conspired against her and I have no recourse but to take legal action to protect my long (25 year) and stellar reputation in the publishing industry.
ursula
saugus,Massachusetts,
United States of America
Jane Craig
#6Author of original report
Thu, November 08, 2012
willing to negotiate, if person does not negotiate or guru.com. i will have to file better business bureau and state attorney's office. i do have documetation from novelist and prices. wrong format was used and 1700.00 was too much for wrong format.
Jane MacLean Craig
New York,New York,
United States of America
COMPLETELY INACCURATE REPORTING OF JANE MACLEAN CRAIG
#6REBUTTAL Individual responds
Thu, November 08, 2012
This report is completely inaccurate. Not only have my book proposals been used at several national writers' conventions as an example of how to write a winning one, but a number of them have been sold to such houses as WARNER BOOKS and RANDOM HOUSE, resulting in the publication of very successful books. The problem, you see, lies in the fact, that everyone and his brother thinks they have the best idea of the next great American novel...the best thing since sliced bread. The truth is, this simply isn't the case. Most frequently, these subjects require a great deal of massaging and work to bring them up to submission level material; hence time is a difficult thing to gage at the on-set.
However, AND THIS IS THE CRUX OF THE MATTER, when their great ideas fail to sell to a publisher, they blame the proposal and the writer thereof.
Jane MacLean Craig