How to Plan, Write, and Develop a Book
Friday, August 17, 2012

Finding the Inner Story of Your Book--Behind the Outer Drama, What's the Real Meaning?

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I worked with a writer a few years ago, who was writing a fascinating story.  He'd been through serious medical trauma, and he wa...
Friday, August 10, 2012

What's the Mission of Your Book? Getting to the Core of Your Story--through Your Own Uniqueness as a Creative Person

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Marcia Ballinger, new author of a nonfiction book called The 20-Minute Networking Meeting, had the goal to assist executives who were i...
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Friday, August 3, 2012

Organizing Your Writing Life--Cool Systems, Structures, and Navigation Tools That Professional Writers Use When Writing a Book

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One of the most common questions in my book-writing workshops is this:  How do you keep your book-in-progress organized during the year...
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Thursday, July 26, 2012

Structure--Why It Might Be the Missing Element to Make Your Writing Sing (and How to Balance It with Passion)

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Writers come to my classes to learn structure.  There aren't many classes that teach it, I've found, and it's my specialty...
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Friday, July 20, 2012

How to Make Your Writing More Vivid by Putting the Reader in the Picture: Showing, Not Telling

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A student in my class, Samantha, was writing a difficult passage in her memoir, recounting the effect of her father's death on her ...
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Friday, July 13, 2012

Three Writers, Three Writing Journeys--How Three First-Time Book Authors Found Their Way to Publishing

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Nancy Okerlund, Nancy Wood, and Sylvia Gravrock all have something to celebrate. Their first books have been published, and readers ar...
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