I always wanted to be a famous writer. You know, having the reading public hanging on my every word, being interviewed on TV and radio, seeing my latest novel adapted for Hollywood, schmoozing with the cast at the premiere...
Or, at the very least, seeing my name on the front cover of a book!
I always knew I *could* do it. After all, you don't have to write like Charles Dickens anymore to make a fortune as a writer. Look at John Grisham, or Stephen King.
So what held me back for so long? Well, to be honest, writing a book looked like darned hard work! I wanted the kudos of being an author, sure, but giving up all my evenings for a year or more seemed like too much of a sacrifice.
But finally, I've done it. My book has been published with the help and blessings of God and Lulu.com! It goes into distribution later this year on Amazon and Barnes & Nobles. I'm going to be a published author!
Was it as hard as I thought? Well, I wish I could tell you that I became a recluse for a year and typed until my fingers bled. In fact, despite my fears, it was one of the easiest and most enjoyable pieces of work I ever did. It didn't take very long at all!
I can't claim all the credit though -- I couldn't have done it without Nick Daws. Nick is one of the most prolific writers of our age and has finally revealed his techniques for writing at the speed he does. His course “Write Any Book in 28 Days” was a complete eye-opener for me and has changed the way I approach any writing project.
This information is pure gold for any budding writer. It works! In fact, I'm half way through book number two now -- when are you starting yours?
So, if you're at all interested in writing your *own* book, I'd urge you to check out Nick's Web site at Click here
With the new and exciting world of Kindles and Print-on-Demand (POD), Independent Publishing is becoming an enticing choice and a viable alternative to traditional publishing.
This book is about Poetry. Many different kinds of fables, short stories about life experiences, laughter, drama, children, humor, love, inspiration and some urban styles of poetry.
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