You can find tons of information online about how to write a nonfiction book. In fact, you could spend days, weeks, even months learning all the ins and outs of writing a nonfiction book. Ultimately, though, you have to apply what you know. You must sit down and write the book. That’s the only way you will become an author….
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It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the research needed for a book or article. That’s when you might put the project on the back burner, especially if you prefer or are forced to stay home. If, however, the project is important to you, you need to find a way to get the research done now…not later. In today’s post, Rodney…
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It is possible to write a nonfiction book in a month. However, taking on a 30-day writing challenge requires preparation. And that preparation is what ensures your success. Today, Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress), a digital nomad and full-time writer and blogger, offers her best tips for the “training” period before a month-long nonfiction writing sprint. If you’re planning to write a…
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While some people like to write nonfiction books by the “seat of their pants,” the most prolific and productive writers plan their books’ content before composing a word. If you want to complete a manuscript effectively and increase your books’ chances of success, become a “planner” rather than a “pantser.” Create the table of contents and chapter outlines or summaries,…
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Nonfiction writers are experts on their subject matter. As such, they are often seen as influencers and thought leaders. However, all too often, aspiring writers and authors don’t write or publish because they feel like frauds. They doubt their level of knowledge or skill, and allow their “imposter syndrome” to stop them in their publishing tracks. In this post, Jay…
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