by Colette Mason | 2 - Planning, 4 - Writing
Who will do things on the author “to do list” Whilst you might both be closely involved in the writing, who is going to be responsible for the admin tasks only one person can do efficiently, like ordering and waiting in for delivery of your first run of printed books...
by Colette Mason | 1 - Research, 2 - Planning, 4 - Writing, 5 - Reviewing
Should you collaborate with other authors… and if so, how If you are anxious about the amount of effort you think it is to write a book, you might be tempted to pool your skills with other authors to get the job done more quickly. Picture this: someone you know...
by Colette Mason | 1 - Research, 2 - Planning, 4 - Writing, 7 - Promotion
Is a problem shared really a problem halved? If you are anxious about the amount of effort you think it is to write a book, you might be tempted to pool your skills with other authors to get the job done more quickly. Picture this: someone you know has excellent...
by Colette Mason | 1 - Research, 2 - Planning, 4 - Writing, 7 - Promotion
Do you know who is going to read your book, why, and when? Clearly defining your target audience is saves you money and time – both of which are crucial as you launch and promote your book. Neither of those resources is limitless. Use them wisely. Remember, you simply...
by Colette Mason | 1 - Research, 2 - Planning, 4 - Writing, 5 - Reviewing, 7 - Promotion
Have you ever bought a self-published book that was a real stinker? There’s an old saying “don’t do something just because you can”. Misguided self-importance People who write books based on their expertise are often convinced they don’t need someone else meddling...
by Mitali | 1 - Research, 4 - Writing
3 book styles for nonfiction authors As well as having 4 writing styles to choose from, you also have 3 book styles to choose from too, so there’s plenty of flexibility to find something you’re happy with. Tips books A collection of short related ideas. This is a good...
