HOW TO WRITE A BOOK IN 30 DAYS

Release Date: 05/14/2024

Description: If you've ever transcribed a conversation between two people, you know the resulting text is a bunch of incomprehensible, run-on sentences and fragments. Natural conversation does not translate well onto the written page.When we write novels, we need to realize that good, written dialogue does not imitate the way real people talk. We also don't want our written dialogue to sound contrived and awkward.How do you write good dialogue?In this episode, Angela Hunt teaches usHow to handle dialects or accentsHow to use dialogue to reveal characterHow to imply what's being said without saying itListen in or check out the blog post to find out how to write good dialogue that keeps readers turning pages and learn what dialogue mistakes to avoid.Support the Show.

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Release Date: 06/04/2021

Description: This episode will help you a lot in terms of self-worth and peace of mind. Please don't forget to subscribe to us. Don't forget to subscribe to us. Also, don't forget to rate and review us on Apple podcast, IMDb, Podchaser, Castbox and Podcast Addict. You can connect with me on my email- ananays005@gmail.com Follow me on Instagram- https://instagram.com/ananays005?igshid=pyl9sruxgotq Buy my self-published book from Amazon and Flipkart: 1.) https://amzn.to/3i0Bvl1 2.) https://dl.flipkart.com/s/viXOJvNNNN Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ananays005/ My author page at publisher's website: https://notionpress.com/author/344674 Find me on Twitter: twitter.com/Ananays005

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Release Date: 09/15/2023

Description: Writing is why we all do what we do - or at least, a big part of it. But it's also a source of intense anxiety, whether we're new to it or whether we've been at it for years. So, here's another start-of-the-new-academic-year imperfectionist special for you. Your imperfect pal here set out to create a little survival guide for new students who want to get their essay-writing off to a good start - but along the way, it turns out that there are plenty of lessons about writing that are useful to revisit even for those of us who have clocked up thousands of hours of writing (and procrastinating). New pencils at the ready: let's get started!Here are the books on writing mentioned in the episode:Jensen, J. 2017: Write No Matter What (Chicago: University of Chicago Press).Sword, H. 2017: Air & Light &Time & Space (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press).

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Release Date: 02/21/2022

Description: Write a book! Neil has written two, one on time management, ‘Elephant Sandwiches’ and the other on guitarists, ‘9 Weird Things Guitarists Do’ (both available on Amazon). Being a published author showcases your expertise in your field and can be fine marketing tools but how should we go about achieving this? Neil shares his advice on how to create your first written work.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Set aside a good amount of time, a minimum of three slots a week at fixed days and times. It is a matter of discipline to show up and do the work. Plan your writing. Think about what you are most eager to share.  Define your audience. Create yourself an avatar, an imaginary representative of your target audience for you to ‘speak’ to in your writing. Outline the book. Define style and length. How many chapters, titles and in what order? Plan with pen and paper and mentally dump all your ideas for each chapter. BEST MOMENTS ‘Always write in the same place in the house. I have two offices. I have my business office, where the teaching company and the property business operate out of, and then there’s my writing office, my little nook.’  ‘The aim for me was to help other people get past themselves to solve the problems that I used to have.’ ‘Where are they? How much world experience do they have from their position in the world? Then think about their goals. What do they want out of it?’ ‘I’ll outline the chapter titles. I’ll put the chapter title at the start of a page and then I’ll mentally dump all the points I can think for that chapter title.’ ‘And seriously guys do this on paper, don’t do it on your PC. Generally speaking the PC is too slow. If you want to write a book on your phone good luck with that. I can’t. I write on the PC but I outline and plan on paper.’ VALUABLE RESOURCES The Tutor Podcast  www.Neilcowmeadow.com ABOUT THE HOST Neil Cowmeadow is a maverick peripatetic guitar teacher from Telford with over 19 years’ experience in the business of helping people. Learn how to start, grow and love your business with Neil’s invaluable advice and tips without the buzzwords and BS! CONTACT METHOD info@neilcowmeadow.com   

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