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    Writing Tips For Writers: Authors Unite Book Series, #2
    Writing Tips For Writers: Authors Unite Book Series, #2
    Writing Tips For Writers: Authors Unite Book Series, #2
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    Writing Tips For Writers: Authors Unite Book Series, #2

    By Tyler Wagner

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    Do you want to get better at writing? 

    Read this book and then start writing again. Your writing will be better.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthors Unite
    Release dateFeb 2, 2017
    ISBN9781386317302
    Writing Tips For Writers: Authors Unite Book Series, #2

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      Book preview

      Writing Tips For Writers - Tyler Wagner

      Who’s Ready To Write?!

      Welcome to Book 2 of the Authors Unite series: Writing Tips For Writers. It’s the book where you’ll learn how to actually write the book that you prepared for in Book 1: The Big Idea. You’re starting this book with a handful of ideas and a plan. You’re going to finish it with a physical result in your hands. You’ll have a fully written first draft of your book, ready to be edited and published.

      That might sound too good to be true. And I do want to say that just reading this book won’t put a book in your hands. But if you read it and follow its directions, by the time you’re done you will in fact have your first draft ready to go.

      Like in Book 1, this book will have Enjoyable Tasks for you to do at the end of many chapters. Each of these tasks will take you a step or two closer to finishing your first draft.

      Unlike in Book 1, a few of these Enjoyable Tasks will be ongoing. You won’t just do them once, you’ll repeat them several times or make them part of a routine.

      Why?

      Because writing a book means sitting down and writing. Not just once, but many times. As many times as it takes till the book’s done.

      It also means preparing yourself for success by adapting to new ideas, new processes, and situations where you need to react quickly. The best way to do that is by setting up habits and routines for yourself now.

      Do those things sound scary? Does it all seem overwhelming?

      That’s okay. There’s nothing wrong

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