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    Write Your First Novel Now. Book 5 - On chapters: Write A Book Series. A Beginner's Guide, #5
    Write Your First Novel Now. Book 5 - On chapters: Write A Book Series. A Beginner's Guide, #5
    Write Your First Novel Now. Book 5 - On chapters: Write A Book Series. A Beginner's Guide, #5
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    Write Your First Novel Now. Book 5 - On chapters: Write A Book Series. A Beginner's Guide, #5

    By Robbie Kew

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    This little book number 5 is about chapters and the importance of their place and their structure in your book.

    If you have outlined as in Book 1 of this series, you will now have Chapter Summaries. They are wonderful; the best tool you will ever have. Chapter Summaries are like a map. They are the map that will take you from the beginning of your journey to the very end.

    The writer is like a travel guide. It is important that you take your readers on a journey without getting them lost along the way. If you know where you are going, your reader will appreciate and enjoy the journey.

    As you write, each chapter creates an important link in the story. Each chapter leads your reader on to the next. Each chapter should end with something that makes the reader want to move on to the next. And then the next chapter begins with interest and so the story moves forward.

    This little book 5 will talk in depth about chapters and chapter skills. I hope it helps the beginning writer to create ongoing interest in their story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobbie Kew
    Release dateJun 17, 2017
    ISBN9781386027195
    Write Your First Novel Now. Book 5 - On chapters: Write A Book Series. A Beginner's Guide, #5
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    Robbie Kew

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR - ROBBIE KEW When Robbie Kew retired early from a varied working life, which included the duties of Secretary to Members of Parliament, Researcher, Primary School Teacher, and Bank Manager, she began to take writing classes and discovered the joy of writing short stories. At the same time Robbie decided to study for the Bachelor of Arts degree she had always wanted.  This was the start of a new world. She now has many degrees including a Masters in Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism and a Post Graduate Diploma in Writing. Her qualifications provide an excellent background for story writing. At present Robbie teaches writing classes called "Book Writers’ Workshop" with the University of the Third Age (U3A) and is happy to have finally completed her first series of novels. Recovery - The Series contains four books. It is the story of a family’s secrets and crimes, and the deceit that follows it through generations. Book 1 - Maddison Fame Book 2 - A Maddison Recovery Book 3 - Heirs of Maddison Book 4 - Lucky for Maddison A second series is underway. She is also writing a series of small books on a variety of writing topics called - Write a Book Series: A Beginner’s Guide - WRITE YOUR FIRST NOVEL NOW. So far she has published 9 books in the series. Robbie lives in Australia, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. She is divorced, has one lovely daughter, and three exciting grand children.

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      Write Your First Novel Now. Book 5 - On chapters - Robbie Kew

      ABOUT THIS BOOK

      This fifth book in this Series is about chapters and nothing else. But it contains an often-overlooked secret tool for writers.

      Outlining your chapters is your most useful tool for writing your book. Of course writing your outline from which your chapters come if vitally important. But identifying your chapters and then writing a brief outline for each will be well worth your effort. This is the tool that will help you move forward once you start your first draft.

      It is common for new writers to become lost or to lose momentum. Your list of chapter summaries will largely overcome this problem It will be your guide. It is your map to where you are going from one writing session to the next.

      CHAPTER 1 — ABOUT CHAPTERS

      New writers have a lot of questions about chapters—so here are some specific questions and answers.

      What is a chapter?

      A chapter is simply a way of breaking up a book. If you are writing a non-fiction, or more specifically a ‘how-to’ book, your book will be sectioned by breaking it into chapters about the various topics that you want to cover.

      If you are writing a memoir or an autobiography, there are all sorts of ways to section your book. For example, it could be by years when events happened, or perhaps by decades. Then again, it could be according to prominent people in your life, or major events. One writer friend of mine wrote her story around the houses she lived in. It worked very well.

      When writing a novel the options don’t come to mind quite so easily. But they will become more evident after you’ve written your

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