Archive for the ‘Writing’ Category
How To Write A Book Pt. 2 – Get Published TV
Part 2 of Get Published TV’s How To Write A Book series. In this episode, Dale Beaumont goes through what is your reason for writing and publishing your book. Dale explains another two scales for you to think about and decide where you stand.
How To Write a Book – Get Published TV
Dale Beaumont of Get Published TV goes through how to write a book. He kicks of with asking you what your reason for writing and publishing a book is. There is a special thought process needed when making this crucial decision. He goes through his thinking and helps you to make these important decisions for yourself.
Short Story Structure Simplified
Short story structure has been around since the beginning of time. You can read short stories in the Bible and on cave walls. They all have the same structure; so don’t try to reinvent the wheel. The rules are very simple: comply to the form that sells, or you don’t sell.
How To Format Your Novel
You may be the next big thing in writing – a natural novelist with a flair for fantastic fiction – but you won’t get anywhere with publishers unless you present your book like a pro. This video will show you how to format your novel pages, how to lay out your text ready for typesetting, advice on font and all the top tips you need to create a slick-looking, blockbuster book.
How To Find Time To Write
Writing a book takes dedication, determination, hard work, and – most importantly – time. There’s no easy fix to finishing your first novel, but this video has some handy hints that might help you find the time to write. Learn how to find time, make space and keep distractions at.
Life As an Author: Interview with Russell Celyn Jones
Author Russell Celyn Jones, Professor of Creative Writing and Director of the MA Programme at the University of London’s Birkbeck College gives expert video advice on: What drives you to write? When did you first know you were a writer? What do you love most about writing? and more…

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