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The Secret to Finding Your Voice As a Writer
Often, aspiring writers are concerned about creating a unique voice in their writing. They want to sound like no one else, to express themselves in a way that thousands or even millions of people will find compelling. Maybe it’s unrealistic … Continue reading
Getting Started on a Memoir, Novelization, or Self-Help Book Based on Your Experiences
Many people contact me about help with writing a book based on what they’ve learned as a result of their experiences. They want to help others by sharing their story, wisdom, and advice in a book but don’t know how … Continue reading
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How to Write a Self-Help Book, Part 1: Structuring
Many people have enjoyed reading self-help books but when it comes to writing one, they don’t know where to begin. How do you organize the material? A great self-help book takes the reader on a journey from problem to solution. … Continue reading
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The Word on Word Count and Length
How do you determine word count and length for a book and its chapters? First, study other successful (key word: successful!) books in your genre to discover what length they are. For example, a typical self-help book is between 60,000 … Continue reading