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If you love to write and have a story you want to tell, the only thing that can stand between you and the success you're seeking isn't craft, or a good agent, or enough Facebook friends and Twitter followers, but fear. Fear that you aren't good enough, or fear the market is too crowded, or fear no one wants to hear from you.

Fortunately, you can't write and be afraid simultaneously. The question is whether you will write fearlessly or on purpose. In this new live webinar, author William Kenower will look at several techniques you can you use to keep yourself in the creative flow and out of the trouble and misery fear always causes.

What you'll learn
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How to identify the mother of all writing fears
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The only two questions a writer should ever ask
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How to listen to your unerring guidance
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We will also the address the very specific concerns of each attendee, whether it’s time, voice, or money.

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Any writer who feels stuck
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Any writer who thinks they don’t have enough time to write
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Any writer afraid of failure

Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. EDT

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Instructor: William Kenower
In addition to William's writing books he’s been published in The New York Times and Edible Seattle, and has been a featured blogger for the Huffington Post.


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by Deb Norton

Characters are tricky. Even when you've given them a story arc you love and mapped every thrilling moment of their harrowing-but-transformative journey -- even when you feel you know everything about these people (gender, occupation, favorite movie, worst fear) -- they can still remain disturbingly flat on the page.

What then? The direct approach of trying to think up the most interesting character ever puts a terrible pressure on your imagination and chokes off the inspired ideas you're after. Better, I've found, to be a bit tricky yourself.

These 10 underhanded character development techniques are designed to relax your "thinky" brain and to draw instead on your curiosity, intuition and slightly devious sense of play. Why grapple with the onerous task of coming up with deep revelations about your character, when you can just trick her into giving herself away?

A word of warning: You will be tempted to read the following prompts -- which invite you to write, quickly and with wild abandon, for a set period of time -- and just think up answers instead of putting pen to paper. Don't do it! These techniques work best on the page (preferably pen and paper, which have no delete key), precisely because such rapid scrawling gets you somewhere you won't get while consciously crafting the "perfect" response. There are no right answers here -- so go ahead and get it really wrong.
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In this episode of the Writer's Digest Podcast, Gabriela Pereira talks with literary agent Barbara Poelle, and shares an inside look at the weird and wonderful relationship between author and agent. In this interview, they discuss how to write a query letter that gets agents wanting you, what questions you should ask an agent when you get an offer, and how to deal with your agent taking your book out on submission. Listen to the episode.

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Dive into the world of writing and learn all 12 steps needed to complete a first draft. In this writing workshop you will tackle the steps to writing a book, learn effective writing techniques along the way, and of course, begin writing your first draft.

You'll take an in-depth look at Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird as well as more contemporary novels such as Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones and Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge. When you take this workshop, you will learn invaluable tips on writing a book and receive detailed instruction through weekly lessons and writing assignments.

In the workshop, you will be able to finish either a decently developed half draft (of half of your novel) or a rough “in-progress" full draft. However, you'll learn all the tools needed to complete the full first draft. At the end of this workshop, you will have accomplished every writer's goal – an “in-progress" working first draft.

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How to use effective writing techniques to start the first draft of your novel
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How to create a 12-week plan for writing a first draft of a novel
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How to pace your novel
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How to weave literary elements such as plot, character, setting, style, exposition, dialogue, and tension within your novel

Who should attend
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Aspiring novelists who want a published author to coach them
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Writers who want to learn the 12 elements needed in a rough draft of their novel
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Writers who want to get a solid start on the first draft of their novel

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August 16 - November 8, 2018

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Instructor: Terri Valentine
Terri Valentine has ten romance novels in publication. Sweet Paradise was nominated for Best Romance Adventure by Romantic Times in 1992. Louisiana Caress received a coveted K.I.S.S (Knight in Shining Silver) Award from Romantic Times in 1993. Sands of Time (1993), her first-time travel romance, is set in the Middle East.

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by Jennifer Haupt

I have a confession: I’m all-in at the beginning of writing a novel, but then I’m prone to bouts of intense writer’s block after the honeymoon is over. The middle is where I meet up with my old pals resistance, self-doubt, and the “what next?” blues.

My secret weapon for combatting writer’s block at any stage, and often avoiding it altogether, is the process journal. This isn’t a term I made up, and it means different things to different writers. Generally, this notebook is a place to free-write about different aspects of plot, character development and structure -- off the sacred pages of your manuscript.

I tend to take a long time to finish a novel. I spent eleven years working on my debut novel, In the Shadow of 10,000 Hills, including numerous breaks from two weeks to two years long. My process journal is a series of exercises I’ve fashioned over the years, drawing on what I’ve learned from workshops and craft books. It provides me with an organized road map of where my WIP has been, where it’s headed, and possible side roads to explore.

Here are six ways using a process journal can stave off writers block and keep your WIP on-track:

1. Keep track of the basics. While your protagonist, antagonist and supporting cast of characters will grow over time, the basics of their personalities and personal growth should remain consistent. That’s the foundation of plot. Your protagonist’s basic personality traits are formed and expressed through: desire, initial plan, critical weakness that makes that plan fall apart, and “superpower” that becomes stronger toward the middle of the story. Writing these and other qualities down for easy reference can be extremely helpful.
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Guide to Literary Agents 2017

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11 Authors Discuss the Road to Getting a Literary Agent

by Stephanie Elliot

When I set out to find an agent, I did all the required research. I searched out agent names in the back of books I thought were similar to mine; I joined online writer's groups to connect with other writers; I scoured websites like agentquery.com; I crafted what I hoped was an intriguing query letter; and I created an extensive excel document to track the journey to agent representation.

After I spent all of that time writing a book, I was ready to get to the equally hard work of finding my dream agent.

That journey took me through 140 agent queries, a few close calls, and a lot of devastation. I remember telling my mother that if I didn't have agent representation by the 100th query, then I would throw in my proverbial writer's towel. When I shared the news with my mother that I got an agent on the 140th query, she said, "I thought you were quitting after 100?"

"Mom," I said, "if I gave up then, I wouldn't have gotten an agent. Right?"

Right. I didn't give up. But the story didn't end there, with that first agent, a fat check and a two-book deal. Nope. It took a very long time to publication, including that first book getting turned down in acquisitions meetings, writing three more books, self-publishing, and switching agents a few times. When my dream of becoming a traditionally published author became a reality with my young adult novel, Sad Perfect, I had been querying and writing for close to 12 years.

We writers know we have to write, and to get published, we can't quit our search for that perfect agent. It's in your blood, it's in your bones, and if you're like me—and could think of nothing but getting published—you will get there with time and persistence. And by not quitting.

If you're struggling (and what writer doesn't struggle?), here are some words of wisdom from celebrated authors to motivate you to keep working toward your goal of getting a literary agent. These authors have been through the rejection ringer as well, and they've all come out on the other side. The side where you will see your name on the cover of a book that you wrote and worked hard to get published! Read more.



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Today, Amazon sells nearly 50% of all print books and over 70% of all e-books in America. If you want to sell more books, and hit a bestseller list in the future, you must learn how to sell more books through Amazon.

It doesn’t matter if you’re self-published or traditionally-published. It doesn’t matter if you write fiction or non-fiction. It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time author or an experienced veteran. Success for every author hinges upon selling more books on Amazon.

Mastering Amazon for Authors is the premiere online video course designed to help you increase book sales at the world’s largest retailer. This self-paced course provides in-depth instruction for authors at any level. Marketing expert, Rob Eagar, takes the guesswork out of promoting your books on Amazon and explains how to:
  • Convert more sales when readers view your book on Amazon
  • Secure more persuasive customer reviews for free
  • Get your books noticed on Amazon's huge website
  • Use Amazon's algorithms to get free marketing for your books
  • Build your author email list using Amazon's massive audience
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Watch the videos and go behind the scenes into Amazon’s system. Discover how to increase your book sales, no matter your genre or experience level. In addition, Rob Eagar, will be available to answer your questions during the course to help you make progress.


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On August 9, 2018, you will gain access to 11 video sessions that will guide you through selling books on Amazon from start to finish. You will also gain access to discussion boards, unique to each session, that will allow you to ask Rob questions and interact with your fellow students. As you work through the course discussion boards will remain live for your reference. When the course closes on September 13, 2018, access to post on the discussion boards will be removed, so be sure to ask questions before the course closes. You will have access to the videos and past discussions until December 31, 2018.

Here's one of the best parts: Get your Amazon questions answered by an expert. Students of this course can send questions directly to instructor, Rob Eagar.


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SESSION 1: Master Your Book’s Amazon Detail Page
The way your book appears on Amazon’s website determines if people choose to buy a copy. If your book detail page is excellent, then you will sell more books. If your book detail page is lacking, you sales will suffer. This session explains seven elements of an effective book detail page, provides fiction and non-fiction examples you can follow, and describes how to convert more sales on Amazon.


SESSION 2: How to Get More Customer Reviews
Customer reviews on Amazon are essential to help close the book sale. In this session, learn four ways to get more reviews for free. Plus, there’s a bonus download available to use with your tribe to help get more reviews written on your behalf.


SESSION 3: How to Get Your Book Noticed on Amazon
Amazon sells so many books that authors worry how to get their books noticed with such fierce competition. This session explains ways to gain awareness for your books on Amazon using methods that are inexpensive – and even free.


SESSION 4: Maximize Your Author Central Account
This important session reveals why every author should set up a free Author Central Account on Amazon. You will learn how to setup an account and use the helpful data that Amazon provides, including a little-known way to track your book sales.


SESSION 5: Amazon's Secret Marketing Back Door
Are you disappointed with the marketing text that your publisher posted on your book’s Amazon page? Here’s great news. You’re not stuck with it. In this session, discover a secret “back door” that lets you take control of your book’s marketing text on Amazon and fix publisher mistakes.


SESSION 6: Amazon Sales Rankings Explained
Every author wants to reach #1 on Amazon. However, your book’s sales ranking doesn’t mean what most authors think. This session debunks common myths about Amazon sales rankings, explains how to identify your sales ranking, use the data properly, and estimate actual book sales.


SESSION 7: Build Your Email List with Bait Books
This session alone is worth purchasing the entire course! Discover a clever way to grow your author email list using Amazon's huge audience of readers...for FREE! Are you worried that too few people come to your author website? Learn how to turn the tables and build your following using Amazon’s host of hungry readers.


SESSION 8: Amazon Ads Overview
This session provides a useful overview of Amazon's amazing advertising platform for authors. Learn six benefits of using Amazon ads and how to take advantage of their system no matter whether you're an indie author or traditionally-published.


SESSION 9: How to Create a Sponsored Products Ad
Sponsored Product Ads are an incredibly powerful tool to reach new readers. In this session, learn how to use Amazon's advertising system and walk through the steps to create effective Sponsored Product Ads. You’ll experience a live demonstration to create powerful ads for any type of fiction or non-fiction book.


SESSION 10: How to Create a Product Display Ad
Just like Session 9, watch another demonstration that focuses on creating Product Display Ads. You will learn the specific benefits of these ads and how to use them to gain more attention for your books.


SESSION 11: Ad Metrics and Ad Scaling
The final session provides a tutorial explaining how to use the data Amazon provides to track your ads performance. You will also learn how to properly scale your ads when you want to increase your advertising budget.



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Instructor: Rob Eagar
Learn from one of the most accomplished book marketing experts in America. For over 10 years, Rob Eagar has coached more than 450 authors, consulted with numerous publishing houses, and helped clients hit the New York Times bestseller list three different ways, including new fiction, new non-fiction, and backlist non-fiction. He even helped a book become a New York Times bestseller after 20 years in print!


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