How to Write 5000 Words an Hour with Chris Fox
Writing more books helps you make more money. But most authors write slow! Chris Fox shares 5 steps to faster and better writing.
Writing more books helps you make more money. But most authors write slow! Chris Fox shares 5 steps to faster and better writing.
In this episode, we talk about how to write to market with Chris Fox an incredibly successful indie author of both fiction and nonfiction.
Joining a writers group will take your writing to a new level faster. Learn how to start one in your area.
Good marketing helps a bad book fail faster. To succeed, you need a great book and for that, you need a great editor. In this episode, learn how to find and work with an exceptional editor with special guest Karen Ball.
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Ten tips to help writers you stay disciplined throughout the year so you can meet your writing goals.
There are no shortcuts to becoming a bestselling author, but there is a road map. Discover the route to publication that will keep you on track.
Discover various ways to make money by writing beyond just publishing books. Learn to monetize your writing skills effectively.
Dismantle the myth of the starving artist and discover how to maximize profit on book sales with practical strategies.
Want to write a book in 2016? Great! But it will never happen unless you are realistic. Here’s how to set realistic writing goals for 2016.
The importance of good editing can’t be overstated. Find out what kind of editor you need and where to find one.
Writing contests can be a great marketing tool or a waste of time. Learn how to find a legitimate contest and whether it’s right for you.
Understanding how and why WordPress took over the Internet could be the secret to turning your next book into a masterpiece.
Rejection and failure can crush your confidence. Learn six ways to rebuild and grow your confidence as an author.
Many authors are terrified that someone will steal their work. They don’t realize their true enemy is obscurity not piracy.