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    211 Expert Tips for Non-Fiction Writers

    By Joe Wisinski

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    About this ebook

    "211 expert tips for non-fiction writers" is designed for anyone who writes non-fiction, or wants to, from freelancers to bloggers to newswriters and more. It’s part college course, part one-on-one training and part motivational tool.
    Contents include:
    •Writing essentials
    •What to do before you start writing
    •Overcoming writer’s block
    •Developing interviewing skills
    •Specific methods to make writing easier
    •Spicing up your stories
    •How to edit your own writing
    •Pointers on grammar, punctuation, etc
    •Legal and ethical considerations
    •Writing for various mediums
    •And much more

    Your money-back guarantee
    The title of this book promises "211 expert tips." But the term expert is, of course, a relative one. One person's "expert tip" is another's basic knowledge. So you might read this book and run across a tip that makes you say, "I've known that for years." But remember that for someone else that tip may be brand-new information. And on the other hand, you'll read a tip that's new information for you, even though it's old hat for another reader. So here's my guarantee. If you're not satisfied with in this book I'll refund your money. No questions asked. All I'd need is a proof of purchase.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoe Wisinski
    Release dateOct 25, 2011
    ISBN9781465715647
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