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Top 8 Blog Post for Writing a Book


By: Seth Morabito – CC BY-SA 2.0

I know starting out in a writing career, especially with writing and publishing books, is tough one. There is so much information out there on writing a book that you don’t know where to begin. These blog post are some of the best that I have found on the web. They have helped me to see what it really takes to write an EBook that sells. I hope you enjoy this blog post on the tope blog post for writing books. These are only some of my favorite blog post on writing books. I don’t have a complete list but when I do, you can guarantee that I am going to blog about it. When I find other interesting post that will help you to get your book written and published, I’ll be sure to update this blog post.

 

What Software do You Use to Write books

This blog post on writing an EBook goes through different software that is used for writing a book. I found this post and really enjoyed how well written it was and a lot of the software that they mention is also some of the same software that I use. Some of the software that is mentioned is used for building a first draft, editing, using a thesaurus, critiquing, cover art, publishing software, researching, and so much more. This blog post on writing a book is a great place to start and has a lot of valuable information. Make sure you read the comments for more useful advice.

Rules for Writing NonFiction

Although I don’t necessarily agree with everything that is written in this blog post, it is still full of information that you will enjoy. These are tips that you can use to make your book or, any story, a lot better. There is also a part two to rule of writing nonfiction that you should also read. After reading these blog post on writing a book, I honestly feel that the second part should have probably been the first part. 

Authors show their Secrets

This is a very inspirational post where authors talk about what made them a good writer. If you are wanting to know what makes a good writer, maybe you should start here and read this first.

Selling Books with Social Media

Once you write your book and you don’t know how to get it sold, maybe taking a look at this blog post on selling your book by social media will help. This blog post is advice from a handful of authors who have used social media networks to sell their books.

Confessions of a Self-Published Author

If you are curious about self-publishing, this blog post on writing and publishing your own book might help. It is a question and answers of a published author on why he chose to self-publish and the best resources for doing this.

Writing Challenge

This blog post is to urge you to write. It gives you cool little badges to display and tips on staying motivated.

Describing Emotions in a Character

Describing emotions are tough, especially if you are trying to make a reader really understand how your character was feeling. This blog post shows you how to create feelings in your character when writing a book. These tips are useful for when you are writing fiction such as drama or horror books.

Write Faster

If you goal is to write faster so you can get more writing done, this blog post on writing will help you. It gives you 12 essential tips that you can use to create content faster. Some of these tips are basic, while others offer a different approach than what you are used to.

 

These are just some of the blog post that I have found around the web that have helped me in writing my book and I hope that you enjoyed them as much as I did. If you find other blog post that relate to this, please let me know and it could be featured in another blog post of mine.

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