NEW AND UPDATED!
Published October 2020
Each year, tens of thousands of new and aspiring authors sign up for NaNoWriMo - a challenge to write 50,000 words of a novel during the month of November. This book is the ideal companion - with dozens of tips and hints, and pages of advice and inspiration for those who want to complete this famous, 50,000 word, 30-day challenge.
Published October 2020
Each year, tens of thousands of new and aspiring authors sign up for NaNoWriMo - a challenge to write 50,000 words of a novel during the month of November. This book is the ideal companion - with dozens of tips and hints, and pages of advice and inspiration for those who want to complete this famous, 50,000 word, 30-day challenge.
Ever wanted to publish your writing, but you're unsure of how to proceed? Do you want to make your book available for sale across the world, but don't have any money to invest up front?
Help is here! Self-Publishing - Pure and Simple is the book to hold your hand through the process, and even shows you the detailed steps to create an ebook on Amazon. Use our 3-step guide to self-publish your books!
Do you know your Monomyth from your Plot Embryo? Your Twelve Pillars from your Three (or Four) Acts? Are you a Snowflake? Have you ever Saved The Cat?
When we first being writing and telling stories, as children, we learn that all stories should have a beginning, a middle, and an end. But then, taking that and expanding it to cover a full novel-length story can possibly lead to lack of focus. Worst of all, it can lead to lack of story and a soggy middle.
This book covers, in detail, ten different ways to outline your story. Which method will suit your story best?
When we first being writing and telling stories, as children, we learn that all stories should have a beginning, a middle, and an end. But then, taking that and expanding it to cover a full novel-length story can possibly lead to lack of focus. Worst of all, it can lead to lack of story and a soggy middle.
This book covers, in detail, ten different ways to outline your story. Which method will suit your story best?
Many authors try out Scrivener for the first time, and are put off by the huge array of features and capabilities. I know I was.
So I developed a way of setting the program up so it made working with it much easier.
If you are one of those who has looked at it and turned away, try this method. It made a huge difference to me.
So I developed a way of setting the program up so it made working with it much easier.
If you are one of those who has looked at it and turned away, try this method. It made a huge difference to me.