The Syndicate

The narrative unfolds through the perspective of a ghostwriter, who reveals the challenges and frustrations of writing for someone like Paul Newman. The ghostwriter expresses a sense of unacknowledged talent, feeling overshadowed and underappreciated in a world that often overlooks true genius. Through this lens, the book explores themes of creativity, recognition, and the often invisible role of those who help bring stories to life, highlighting the complexities of authorship and the struggle for validation.