Editing - Write Nonfiction NOW!

Ten Top Editing Errors to Avoid

November 12, 2009 By Nina Amir

Yesterday we discussed query letters and how to make them immaculate. However, all the writing nonfiction writers turn in to…
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Five Things to Avoid for a Pristine Query Letter

November 11, 2009 By Nina Amir

If you want to sell your nonfiction writing, at some point you’ll have to write a query letter. This holds…
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Make Every Word Count When Pitching to Agents or Acquisition Editors

November 10, 2009 By Nina Amir

A writer wanting to obtain a literary agent most often has to send an agent a pitch or query letter…
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How to Land a Nonfiction Magazine Assignment… And Get Asked to Write a Second Article When You’re Done

November 3, 2009 By Nina Amir

During this month, we will explore a variety of nonfiction forms. For the next few days, however, we will take…
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Editing for Word Count Improves Your Writing

May 28, 2009 By Nina Amir

I tend to be a fairly verbose writer. My husband actually calls me “The Queen of Verbosity.” Yes, I can…
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Nina Amir, the Inspiration to Creation Coach, inspires writers and bloggers to create published products and careers as authors. Additionally, she helps her clients and readers achieve their potential, fulfill their purpose and make a positive and meaningful difference with their words. She is the author of How to Blog a Book, The Author Training Manual, and Creative Visualization for Writers, all published by Writer’s Digest Books. As a hybrid author, she also has published 17 books independently. She is a nonfiction book editor and doctor, proposal consultant, and an Author Coach and Trainer as well as a Book and Blog Coach. Some of her clients have sold 320,000+ copies of their books and been published by major publishing houses. Nina also is an award winning blogger and journalist, international speaker and founder of National Nonfiction Writing Month, also known as the Write Nonfiction in November Challenge, and the Nonfiction Writers’ University. Also a Certified High Performance Coach, Nina strives to help creative people Achieve More Inspired Results personally and professionally.