Fred Langan hosted the CBC network business news program for a decade after a long career in television and print. He has published two novels and five non-fiction books. Today he spends about half his time as a ghostwriter, writing and producing books for clients, mostly self-made businessmen.( …)
Fred has been ghostwriting & co-authoring 4 books over the last few years. Writing over 250 articles and 2000 obituaries as a journalist, as well as several novels as an author has brought him to offer his skills to others.
Fred is now spending more time writing, whether as an author, co-author or ghostwriter. Biographies, Novels, business & economics newsletters and articles are his main focus.
Fred has had a successful career as a reporter and host on CBC Television, as well as a journalist for The Economist and other renowned publications throughout Canada, Britain, the USA and beyond. His footprint has been left across canadian Television and business, economics & news sections of renowned print media. ... 
I don’t take every project that comes along. The subject has to be a good fit if we are going to work together. That works two ways. I have to be picky about the projects I decide to work on. Once I make a commitment that is it.
When her husband’s first big deal was hanging in the balance, Jacqueline Desmarais, who died this month at the age of 89, said to him: “Don’t worry, Paul, if it doesn’t work out, I can go back to nursing.” Her husband told the story at her 80th birthday party. “They were the original power couple, […]
Francess Halpenny, who died on Christmas Day at the age of 98, was a powerhouse in the world of letters in Canada. She was a top editor with the University of Toronto Press at a time when the esteemed publishing house was expanding its international reputation; she was editor of the Dictionary of Canadian Biography, […]
