Template For Fast Writing – Book Writing
Just like many other tasks we often get stumped when trying to write our own book, that’s where a template can come in handy. One of my favorite is what I call the 101 template.
This template is best when used by some one who is experienced at there subject matter. Such as an accountant who after 10 years decides to write their own book. Now that’s not to say that an inexperienced writer couldn’t use this template, its juts that they would need to modify the approach some.
3. Paint with broad strokes and let the readers fill in the blanks. It is not necessary or preferred to tell every detail in your characters’ life.
4. Grab the reader on the first line of the first page.
5. Creating a believable character is one part imagination and one part skill. You must be able to see your story people in your mind before you can expect your reader to do so.
6. If you don’t get emotional about your writing while you are writing, don’t think your reader will care. You might have to shed some tears along the way.
7. Don’t describe the obvious. If your character is walking into a kitchen it is not necessary to tell the reader there is a stove and a refrigerator. That goes without saying. Describe the stove only if it is pertinent and unusual, say an 8-burner restaurant-style grill.
8. Providing details is how you make a believer out of your reader. Here’s an exercise you can do so that you notice more details in your everyday life. Every night make it a habit to write down 5 interesting or unusual things you noticed during the course of the day.
Let them know that you understand their needs and that you’re the one person who can help them. The book lets them know in detail exactly how can help them and the common benefits they could gain from working with you
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