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You Can Write—Really! A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Fiction
by Kelli A Wilkins   
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Category:  Action/Thriller
Publisher: Kelli A. Wilkins

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 150

Copyright: 
2015
Price: $2.99 (eBook)


You Can Write—Really! A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Fiction

If you’ve always dreamed of writing and getting published, but have no idea where or how to start—THIS is the book for you!

YOU CAN WRITE—REALLY! A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO WRITING FICTION

 

 

Have you always wanted to write?

 


 

Are you looking for an extra boost of motivation?

 


 

Do you have a great story idea, but don’t know how to develop it?

 


Then THIS is the book for you!

If you’ve always dreamed of writing and getting published, but have no idea where or how to start—THIS is the book for you! (And now, it’s only $2.99!)

As an author of 95 short stories and 19 romance novels, I’m often asked: Where do you get your ideas? How do I get published? How do you write a book? What advice do you have for writers who are just starting out? Do you have any writing tips? 

One day, I started thinking about everything I’ve learned over the years, and inspiration hit me: Why not write a book on how to write? The result? You Can Write—Really! A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Fiction.

Each easy-to-read chapter is:

·         Based on my years of experience as a writer, advice I’ve received over the years, and the technical “know-how” I’ve gained in writing classes and workshops.

·         Loaded with practical instruction on how to create a story, step-by-step: from getting a great idea to meeting your characters, developing a plot, and on to writing, revising, and submitting your work.

·         Filled with helpful tips all writers can use, PLUS fun writing exercises to get you motivated!

If you’re ready to write, order your copy here:

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Excerpt

EXERCISE: Write three to five dialogue exchanges where two characters meet for the first time. What do they talk about? What is happening in the scene or around them?

EXERCISE: All characters want something, whether it’s a cup of coffee, a new car, to escape from jail, to eat lunch, or to finish a big project. Brainstorm five things your character wants, large or small. Here are some examples: woman wants to escape her abusive husband; man wants to bury a body; private investigator wants to find a blackmailer; fifth grade kid wants to get away with cheating on a math test.

TIP: Set aside an hour a day to write. Not sure you have an hour? Consider writing on your lunch break or during a commute. Get up an hour earlier or schedule time after dinner. Make an appointment with yourself and keep it. You can also write in two blocks of 30 minute sessions.

TIP: Keep a pen and paper (or a voice recorder) with you at all times to note bits of dialogue you overhear, something strange, funny, or creepy you see, or anything else that captures your attention and could be used for a story.



Professional Reviews

5 Stars!
“If you’ve ever wanted to write fiction, then you will want to read this book. In fact, this book has tips and techniques that will help not only beginners, but more advanced writers as well. All aspects of the craft of writing are covered, in the order that they are needed. The author is positive and up-beat as she encourages her readers. There are writing exercises in each section and I found these exercises to be interesting, with very specific suggestions made in ways that encourage the reader’s creativity. The chapters flow well, and the book is captivating, truly aimed at bringing out the best in the reader. 5 stars!” - Long and Short Reviews

A lot of practical advice that is easy to understand and follow.
“5 stars! You Can Write—Really! A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Fiction has a lot of practical advice that is easy to understand and follow. This book is also a big departure from most writing books I have read and this one is almost like sitting in a classroom. The author did a good job breaking up the various components of writing a book or short story, making you think you are in a creative writing class. Each section is followed by exercises that used the principles she was trying to convey and, if you are very ambitious and do all of them, you could conceivably have a very rough draft of a book done.” - Literary Nymphs

5 Stars!
This book has made me want to go back to writing, and actually follow through with it, even if it doesn't go anywhere. While reading this book, I took notes and when I do my writing I will have this book close by in case I need it. This book is rated 5 stars, because it was easy to follow, very understandable and relatable.” - Cozy Corner


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