How To Write A Book ASAP: The Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Your First Book Fast!

by Garrett Pierson

Have you ever wanted to write a book ? Have you started to write your book, but weren't able to finish ? Are you ready to learn how to get a book published ? This book is for those of us who want to write regardless of what others say about our ability to write. It is for those of us who want a step-by-step guide to the process and strategies to finishing and publishing a book. The book is specially formulated to be a tool to support your success . If you want to avoid mistakes and prevent costly pitfalls, whether those pitfalls be measured in time and/or money wasted, then this book is for you. You will only become a writer/author through the act of writing. This is your golden opportunity to stop talking about writing a book and actually do it. Only when your book is finished will you truly understand the authority and respect authorship demands and how the title of "author' can open up new channels of achievement and profit. In Garrett Pierson's book "How To Write A Book ASAP" you'll find the system to creating a book outline that guarantees your success. Writing a book outline is essential to your book writing and publishing success and the process that Garrett lays out is by far the best for any author to follow. Whether you want to write a book in a weekend or you desire to learn how to write a book in 30 days, 60 days, 90 days or even two years, this book will show you the exact steps to finishing your book fast. You will find all the right ingredients to get started, why you shouldn't start writing until you're ready, detailed strategies to organization and self-control, a crash course in the basic writing process, clear steps to finishing your book fast and staying laser focused, traditional publishing vs. self-publishing and what is right for you, how to become the authority in your market when your book is finished, plus much more! Learn how to write a book ASAP. Scroll up & click the buy button today.

Genres: Writing, Self Help, Nonfiction

136 pages, Paperback

First published November 30, 2011

Reviews

[Amanda Morrison · Rating 3 out of 5]

It had some great tips on how to write a non-fiction book. Easy and quick to read, and positive in its outcome that others can do this as well.

[Pam Frost Gorder · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am a professional writer of nonfiction, and have been thinking about writing a book, so this book was part of my research. I have to admit that I had a bit of an arrogant attitude going in... I wasn't convinced that the author could tell me something that I didn't already know. Turns out, he could. There is a lot of very basic information that I think beginning writers would benefit from. But I found that his advice on organizing and planning a book -- such as writing a core outline first, so that you have a definite handle on what your book is about and how you're going to write it -- rang true with me. In criticism, I would say that the author repeats himself occasionally throughout the book. But, then, maybe a beginning writer would benefit from the repetition. Finally, I liked the way he encouraged non-writers to try their hand at the craft, with helpful tips on how to get started. The author definitely has a positive attitude!

[Rasha Kurdi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Done reading this book, it was an exciting journey. It gave in simple words and encouraging language so many tips for those who dream to be authors and have a massage to tell the world and want someone to show them the best and shortest way.

[Angela Holland · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was ok and I did learn a few things from it. At times though this book seemed a little too technical and dry for my liking. I will keep it handy for future reference if need be. There are some helpful links provided in this book that I may use in the future.

[Wendy · Rating 4 out of 5]

I can do this!