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ghostwrite “Game Face” 2025 Instagram Giveaway NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. 1. Sponsor This giveaway (“Giveaway”) is sponsored by Ghostwrite, Inc., 1606 Headway Cir, Suite 9034,…
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Introducing the ghostwrite Blind Box Scratch-OffThe world’s first 2D blind box pull. Sort of. We’ve been thinking a lot about blind boxes lately. So much that we wrote a whole white paper about it. Can a blind box exist in…
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Thirty years ago, before the internet came along, creative culture was siloed and separate. Brands were controlled by massive companies, and culture was carved up into distinct and separate lanes. Then along came the internet, where you could build a…
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A new semi-regular dispatch that sheds light on the universe of culture and commerce. As much as we love to talk about ghosts, our interests do extend beyond our own collectible toys. And so, from time to time, we’d like…
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The ghostwrite team was at NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco. For a recap of everything that went down, keep reading (or just see the pics on IG). Exclusive 1000% ghosts There’s always so much going on at NBA ASW…
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We launched into 2025 with a rocket-powered boot assist from Astro Boy himself as we released an iconic collaboration with Tezuka to kick off the New Year. The story of a robot with a human heart, Astro Boy poses a…
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The true story of the biggest mistake we made launching ghostwrite, and how we handled it.
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Aubrey Plaza has had many iconic roles. You may have enjoyed her work in Parks and Recreation, Ingrid Goes West, Emily the Criminal, Agatha All Along and The White Lotus. Some of our personal favorites are her scene stealing moments…
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Right about now, you’re probably asking yourself, “All previous ghostwrite releases have been 400% ghosts and I’ve definitely seen some 1000% ghosts in the ghostwrite archive. Are there any other sizes of the WNBA ghosts besides the 100% Blind Box?” …
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Part of the joy of collecting trading cards comes from the storytelling on the back. While the 8.75 square inches on the back of a trading card isn’t that much real estate to tell a detailed story – or even…







