Wordslinger

Need to write a book, but don't want to spend years doing it? What if you could do it in 30 days or less? Learn how to develop a daily writing habit. Learn how to determine the length of your book. And learn what to do with your book when it's done-including editing, layout, cover design, and even marketing. 30-Day Author is a treasure trove of information for the will-be author. Whether you are a public speaker, coach, consultant, or just someone with a great story to tell, get your non-fiction book or novel written fast and on shelves in no time. Kevin Tumlinson is a prolific author, host of the Wordslinger Podcast, and co-host of the Self Publishing Answers Podcast. Every week, Kevin helps new authors learn more about the craft and the business of writing, publishing, and selling books. In this guide, Kevin breaks down his formula for writing a book in 30 days or any other timeframe you want, and gives you the foundation for marketing that book while developing a daily writing habit that will serve you for the rest of your career. Read 30-Day Author today and get started on producing the book you've been daydreaming about.

JUST WRITE A GOOD BOOK! You hear that advice from authors of every stripe, usually when they're being pressed in an interview to explain their wild, fantastic, almost unimaginable success. How do you become a mega-bestseller with a multi-picture movie deal and adoring fans worldwide? "Well, I... just wrote a good book!" If only it were that easy! Improving Your Writing Craft can't promise you mega-bestseller success, but it can be your quick and easy guide to getting on track and improving the quality of your writing. This short book (read it in about an hour!) presents tips, insights, and tools for upping your writing game. In this book you'll learn about: Characterization—The personality traits of the characters in your story. Dialogue—The way your characters communicate. Point of View—The perspective from which the story is told. Pacing—the speed the reader feels while reading. Plot—the cause and effect of your story. Voice—the style and tone of how you tell your story. And more!