How to Write a Book

Hey there, visionary authors! So, you’ve heard of storyboards, right? Those comic-strip style layouts filmmakers use to sketch out the scenes of their next big blockbuster. Now, I know what you’re thinking. “But I’m writing a self-help book, not directing ‘Star Wars’!” Bear with me. What if I told you that storyboarding isn’t just for […]

Sometimes, nonfiction writing gets the bad rap of being boring. People may think that a book meant to present information can’t possibly be that interesting or engaging. However, it is absolutely possible to write gripping and enthralling nonfiction that leaves the reader desperately turning the pages and then wanting more once they’re finished reading. Learning

You’ve done the hard work of researching and outlining your book, now it’s time to get to the fun part: writing it. But what if you’re not what most people consider a “writer” or even worse what if you hate writing? Well, here’s the good news: there are plenty of ways that you can write

Writing a book is quite an accomplishment and you should proud of yourself. Not many people reach the point where they can say they’ve written a book. But once you have completed the writing, the book is still not finished yet. There’s more to do… Make It Shine Anyone who writes a book is often

Knowing how to self-publish can help you begin a great money-making career. You can write about any topic you choose to write on with non-fiction. In fiction writing, you can select a genre or even multiple genres. Once you decide what you want to write, it’s imperative that you know the steps necessary to make

You’ve written your nonfiction book. Now what? Well, now the work has truly just begun. Finishing a nonfiction book is a major accomplishment. It has taken weeks, months, and maybe even years to get to this point. And you should be proud. Now you will be tasked with phase two of your nonfiction book journey,

Your first time writing an expert book will be the toughest of all. You’ll run into various problems you hadn’t anticipated and it’s likely to go over budget time-wise. But through writing your first book, you’ll learn a great deal first-hand and it will help you write your next one, and the one after, and