You want to write a nonfiction book that inspires lasting changeāto become a transformational book author.Ā But you wonder, āHave I got what it takes to transform readersā lives?ā And you believe you arenāt an expert or leader and donāt know enough or have the credentials to tell anyone how to do anythingā¦let alone change. Itās time you changed your…
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This blog post is a slightly revised excerpt of the “Four Stages of Creation” chapter in my most-recently published book, Creative Visualization for Writers. Find out more and purchase a copy here. How do nonfiction writers create? There are many ways, but I love using a mystical creation process. In fact, you can create anything, including a nonfiction book or…
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So many aspiring and published authors think Twitter is a stupid or worthless social media network. so they decide to focus their energy and attention on other social media sites. In today’s guest post, Kathleen Gage (@KathleenGage), an internationally recognized Internet marketing advisor, explains why and how to use Twitter to become more visibile to your readers (and possibly sell…
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In her recent post about How Writers Write: Lessons Learned from Monica Hesse, professional writer Deb Hemley (@dhemley) explored how writing in-depth narrative nonfiction can require immersing yourself in the story. Today, she discusses how to continue writing when immersion isnāt enough to keep the words flowing. Sometimes, even after the most immersive writing experiences, you may still reach an…
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The most significant challenge writers face is learning to write consistently. They say they want to write daily but instead do so sporadically if at all. I bet you understandāunless you are one of the few who sits down at the computer every day at the same time and knocks out a specific number of words or manuscript pages. You…
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