You
may have thought about writing a book. Research indicates most people
do. If you are wondering how to determine the topic, how to develop
good writing habits, how to keep the momentum going, this book is for
you. MacDonald does a good job of helping you get clarity on the
message to share and how to determine the length of the book. She has
practical suggestions to prevent self sabotage, writing the first
draft and saving editing for later.
I
really appreciate the information in this book. While I learned a
great deal about the writing process, my favorite part of the book is
about receiving criticism. Her insights on that topic are very
helpful.
MacDonald
inspired me to commit to writing and has given me the tools to do so.
While she is an advocate of independent or self publishing, this book
ends at the finished manuscript. How to get that book loaded up to a
retail site and actually available for purchase is not included.
I
recommend this book to people drawn to writing, suspecting they have
a message to share. You'll find out how to get clarity on the message and
receive valuable information on the writing process.
My
rating:4/5 stars.
Morgan
Gist MacDonald is a writing coach and editor of nonfiction writing,
as well as the founder of Paper Raven Books. She lives in Houston,
Texas, with her husband and three children. You can follow her
informative blog at http://paperravenbooks.com/blog/.
Paper
Raven Books, 138 pages.
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