Biography as a Denial of Death

Although biography and autobiography both point out to a familiar concept, the biography in general, but every biography has something hidden in itself. Something that cannot be followed by reading it or even memorizing it. Something above and invisible in the hearth of the book. An invisible hand. A phantom. A ghost. A ghost who we are trying to recall now.
There are stories told from the medieval ages from the nans which took the words of Gospel more seriously and stole people to explore their soles in their bodies. Of Course this examination failed every time and the only result was the disintegrated body of the victim. Exploring a biography would not give us more than this and we will be only observing words and paper pieces. So where is the hidden ghost? This question will be solved within another question. Why does biography doesn’t have an “auto” suffix? Who writes the biography?
We all have the moments at night when life suppresses us with the weight of our memories, suffers and eases, failures and triumphs. These memories can be easily told at dinner or to our friends and families. But we all know from deep of our heart that these oral memories will soon or late be lost. Since we have forgotten the memories of others.
Maybe we have once persisted to write our memories to save them from the winds of time. Have taken the pen but as wind swallows the sand, the words run away. The unique word of the beginning will be impossible to find.
When it comes to writing a biography, even the professional authors might face this failure. But an invisible hand might come to help. A ghostwriter. This ghostwriter cannot be seen but the title of “biography” by itself can reveal it.
The ghost writer can make the books which would have been forgotten possible to linger. A ghostwriter is a ghost that makes an “autobiography” different from a “biography”.
A ghostwriter is a professional writer who can transcribe your experiences with your own tonation and keywords. He can find the best structure for your book and narrate your life as it deserves.
Reading a biography is participating in one’s life and getting the essence of it. Sayenevis more than anybody else believes in the value of transcribing a life, these life savings. They are the ghosts of life and the invisible hands of recording the essence of life so that death will not be the end.