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The workspace’s owner or an admin opens Integrations in Settings and connects Ghost with the site’s Admin API URL and Admin API key. Then anyone in the workspace can send a draft to it.

Can my co-editor work on the issue with me?

Yes. A Studio workspace holds up to 10 people. Everyone reads the same Inbox and opens the same drafts, and each change syncs as it’s typed. A Trial workspace can’t invite anyone.

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Collect relevant reading, draft from your notes or an interview, and edit the issue with your team. Download it as Markdown or export it to Ghost or Sanity as a draft post.

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Forty Paintings of the Same Pear

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Forty Paintings of the Same Pear

Every morning for forty days, I set one Bartlett pear on the kitchen table, under the north window, and painted it before the light changed. Same pear, same table, same hour. My cat, the critic, watched the first eleven from the chair, then gave up.

The early paintings are all outline. By pear #12 I was copying what I knew a pear looks like, not the one in front of me. Around #20 the fruit began to bruise and lean, and I had to look again every day, because it was no longer yesterday’s pear.

You only see it by the thirtieth try: the freckles, the brown at the stem, the way the skin takes the window. The painting stopped being a picture of a pear and became a record of looking. It’s just a pear.

A single pear on a kitchen table, lit from a window on the left.

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How to prepare a newsletter

01
Gather material
Use monitors to collect sources and Ghostwriter to discuss your ideas.
02
Prepare the issue
Ask Editor for a draft and subject lines, then review it with your team.
03
Export the issue
Download Markdown or send a draft post to Ghost. Publish and email the newsletter from your publishing tool.

Research

The week’s reading,
already sorted.

The Analyst’s monitors watch the topics you write about. What fits arrives in your Inbox as one message, and the rest is passed over.

Each page it found is saved as a source for the issue.

Inbox

New chat

Monitor10:12 AM3 monitor findingsA long look at Morandi’s bottles, and why he kept painting the same few for most of his career. It fits the pear essay’s ending.

Editor09:21 AMNotes from the pear interviewHere’s a first draft. It opens on the morning routine and turns at pear #12.

Ghostwriter09:06 AMInterview about the pearThanks, Nell. Your notes are saved. Take them to Editor when you're ready.

Interview

Talk it through
on a walk.

Click Call Ghostwriter and call from your phone. It asks one question at a time. Calls need the Studio plan and a US number.

Say yes at the end, and Editor writes a first draft and emails it to you.

I want to talk this idea through on a call: the pear essay, and what changed by the thirtieth painting.

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Be interviewedIt picks your brain one question at a time, then hands Editor notes in your own words.

Use voice modeA conversation both ways: it asks, listens, and asks again. Talk over it any time and it stops.

Call GhostwriterTalk an idea through on a phone call, away from your desk. Editor can email you the first draft.

Collaboration

Pick the subject line
together.

Theo, who edits the newsletter with Nell, joins her conversation with Editor. Each line shows who wrote it.

Editor answers whoever asks, in the same thread.

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Editor11:48 AM

Subject lines for Sunday’s issue

“The Thirtieth Pear” it is. For the preview line: “You only see it by the thirtieth try.”

Editor09:21 AM

Notes from the pear interview

Here’s a first draft. It opens on the morning routine and turns at pear #12.

Ghostwriter09:06 AM

Interview about the pear

Thanks, Nell. Your notes are saved. Take them to Editor when you're ready.

Nell

Draft three subject lines for Sunday’s issue. It’s the pear essay.

Editor

Forty Pears Later
The Thirtieth Pear
A Record of Looking

Theo

The second one. Can you give it a preview line too, short enough for an inbox?

Editor

“The Thirtieth Pear” it is. For the preview line: “You only see it by the thirtieth try.”

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How to prepare a newsletter

Gather material

Prepare the issue

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The week’s reading,already sorted.

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