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Lately, I’ve been getting a recurring question popping up more frequently than ever before: “Is it okay to write my memoir as fiction?” It’s a valid concern, and there are a lot of factors to consider when making this decision.
I love a good ghost story, and yes, I’m being punny here. I’m talking today about ghostwriters. I speak to many aspiring first-time authors, and so many people could boost their book if they worked with a ghostwriter, either in
When you set out to write your memoir, you will come across challenges. One thing that can derail you—and can cause most people to struggle and never make it to the drafting phase—is your outline.
You could spend thousands of dollars in 2024 trying to make your book better. Would it be a good investment? Maybe. Professional editing, writing, and publishing services can make a huge difference, but only if you go in with the
When you’re writing about your expertise, your story, your message, you’re going to be able to fill as many pages as you want. The question of “How long should my book be?” is actually about “What does your reader need?”
Anytime you write stories from your life, some chapters just fly off the page. Other chapters not so much. I’m going to share those prompts and it’ll make outlining and writing your stories much simpler.
You’ve heard the story of Ben Franklin flying a kite with a key attached and then the lightning bolt hits like a sudden strike of creativity. Many new writers expect such inspiration to solve all their creative problems.
You have momentum and then something happens – your kid gets sick or maybe you get sick or maybe you’ve got a big family trip that comes at exactly the wrong time – that knocks you off track and it
When you’re writing your first book, you don’t know what you don’t know. Now, really, that’s true of any field or any industry or any really big project you’re undertaking for the first time. There’s something about writing a book
Opening sentences: a reader’s very first introduction to a text and everything it has to offer. They hook the reader, generate intrigue, and provide the framework your first scenes will rest in.
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