In just under two weeks, nonfiction writers will take to their keyboards to begin 30 days of work on a new project. Not only will they start that project, they will finish it. Why? Because that’s the challenge posed by Write Nonfiction in November (WNFIN). WNFIN, which is both a challenge and a full-month of guest blog posts about many…
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15 Days and Counting until Write Nonfiction in November 2010!
It’s time to start gearing up for another great Write Nonfiction in November (WNFIN) challenge! It’s October 15. That means we’ve got just 15 days until the challenge starts, so you better start preparing! Do you know what project you want to start and finish during the 30 days of November? Have you planned it out so you are ready…
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How Does a Deadline Help You Write?
My training as a magazine journalist taught me the value of deadlines. When you are up against the wall, you simply have to write. You have to start–and finish. That’s the beauty of a deadline. You start and finish a writing project in a given amount of time–possibly in a short amount of time. So what if you don’t actually…
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What Do You Need to Get Nonfiction Published?
Everyday I speak to nonfiction writers who want to get published. They ask me about finding an agent, writing a book proposal, editing, or writing a book. They all need the same things in order to get their nonfiction work published: A Great Idea A Great Pitch A Great Platform A Great Proposal Chutzpah A great idea seems pretty self…
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Writing for Change: From Passion to Publication
So many writers begin their journey to publication out of a desire to create change on some level. Maybe they want to help people change with a how-to or self-help book. Maybe they want to create social or planetary change with a book that offers solutions to larger problems. Personally, they feel passionate about change, and that passion drives them…
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