book writing
book writing
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by Judy Cullins - 2006-12-22
Is Print on Demand all you think it is?You, like many other authors who don't want to go the long hard road with traditional publishing, and who like the low cost and seemingly easiest and best way to...
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by Judy Cullins - 2007-01-03
Have you submitted articles to the high-traffic web sites and article directories, but had few people come to your site to buy?Do you want your advanced article marketing to work so well, you will rea...
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by Bobbi Linkemer - 2007-01-07
1. Why do you want to write a book? There are as many reasons to write a book as there are books. Whether you are truly an authority on a subject or not, just put that subject between book covers, a...
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by Brent Sampson, CEO of OutskirtsPress.com - 2007-01-23
Media events and public appearances can fall into any number of categories and include any number of venues (book stores, radio interviews, television interviews, writing group speeches, presentati...
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by Judy Cullins - 2007-02-07
Maybe your are an emerging coach with only a few years experience. You love your work, but wonder how you can build your client numbers to all you can handle. Wouldn't that be great? Wouldn't you...
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by Judy Cullins - 2007-02-07
Why write an introduction? Nobody reads it anyway. Up until now, this opinion has had clout. But now, with a shorter introduction of one to two pages, and through the five essentials below, your i...
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by Yvonne Perry - 2007-02-12
Some research is usually involved in writing a non-fiction book. Whenever you borrow a quote or use information from references you need to correctly cite the source.MLA or Modern Language Association...
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by Yvonne Perry - 2007-02-12
Regardless of genre, there is no hard and fast rule about how many pages or words each chapter should contain or how many chapters should be in a book. However, there are some general guidelines in th...
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by Chris Kennelly - 2007-02-22
Life is a book. No saying can hold more truth than that one short quote. Life is indeed a book waiting to be written. Ideas for the best novels and stories often come from the authors past experiences...
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by Tara Schiro - 2007-02-28
Copyright © 2007 Write With GraceImagine that you are sitting in front of a group of people and you have just completed your first reading of your first story and the audience gives you a standing ova...
