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.
Lyman Potts compiled a huge catalogue of Canadian content for radio stations. He did it not because some government edict told him to, but because he wanted to. Mr. Potts, who has died at 102, built the foundations for the Canadian music industry by creating domestic content for radio stations, recording bands and singers in […]
Although he had little formal education, Harry Leslie Smith, who died on Wednesday at the age of 95, became famous for writing and speaking eloquently about Britain’s National Health Service and the human toll of poverty. His own impoverished childhood in Yorkshire and the death of his sister Marion from tuberculosis at the age of […]
