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    The 30 Day Novelist

    By Becky Muth

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    About this ebook

    You CAN write a novel in 30 days, and this book can help! It's the perfect tool for both plotters and pantsers.

    So, say goodbye to bland books filled with blank pages, pretentious how-to-write guides, and confusing manuals, and say hello to your new book bestie.

    This book isn't meant to help you outline or organize your book. It's all about tracking numbers, finding inspiration, and creating a reference guide that you can refer back to for many books to come.

    Timeless quotes help expand your imagination while engaging questions help you think outside your comfort zone. This book will help you...

    Stay on track for writing 50k words in 30 days
    Help you brainstorm when you're stuck for a plot twist
    Track healthy habits to keep your brain and body in optimal shape
    And more

    And it's the perfect guide to help you win NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month)!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBecky Muth
    Release dateSep 2, 2018
    ISBN9781386536024
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    The 30 Day Novelist
    Author

    Becky Muth

    Becky Muth is a coffee addict who lives in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia with her husband and their adult sons. The author of two indie series, Haunted Women Tales (paranormal fiction) and Treasure Pines (cozy mystery), she also contributes to Melissa Storm's First Street Church inspirational romance series for Kindle Worlds. When she's not writing, she works as both a social media manager and a graphic designer. Becky's love of all creatures great and small shows through her writing. Her umpteen pets, which include both dogs and reptiles, often inspire the animals that appear in her books. Even more than an honest review, Becky loves connecting with her readers. Check out her blog or sign up for her newsletter at www.beckymuth.com and you can find her under the handle "AuthorBeckyMuth" on most social media networks.

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