ISSN: 1559-6524 - Vol. 4, Issue 85

iScribe
By Earma Brown
http://www.writetowin.org
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Featured Article
Jumpstart Your Book Tip #2 Write a Short Book First

Are you writing your first book yet? No worries, you might have
the same problem a friend of mine had with getting started. She
told me I could save my procrastination speech. She was not
procrastinating. She agreed with the principle that now is
better than later. She was more than ready to write it this year.

But she lacked the know how and simple steps to get from (a)
getting started to (z) completed book. Years later, I found out
she took my advice. Her book is now finished, published and
selling well in the marketplace. She explained the single tip
that helped her the most was this: Write a short book first.

When she first mentioned it to me, I thought I must share this
principle. I know there are others that can relate. For example,
when I was writing my first book. I kept writing and writing,
until my book was becoming a huge monster.

Of course, I thought at first I would struggle with coming up
with enough information. That was not the case. It was getting
so huge that my mentor said to me, "Why don't you divide your
monster book into two seperate books. It will be simpler for you
to write and easier for your reader to read... Read Full Blog
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