Write, Edit, Publish

by Angela Clarke

Have you ever wanted to write a novel, but didn’t know where to start? This compact, concise and easy-to-read book will show you how to write, edit and publish your novel in just 28 days! The 148-page book is divided into four parts, each containing 7 chapters representing a day of the week. You can either write the book in a 28-day marathon, or take it a week at a time! Included in the book is a day-to-day, step-by-step guide on how to plan, write, edit and then publish! The book will teach you:

Planning and Structure – getting started, pre-planning, initial storyline, characters, creating the plot, and developing the story

Writing your Book – start writing, creating suspense, writing narrative, writing dialogue, writing style, writing the conclusion

Editing and Rewriting – scenes, settings, characters, dialogue and narration, grammar and spelling, critiques

Publishing & Marketing- Kindle publishing, Full/medium Service publishing,

Becoming a Publisher, Marketing your book

By the time you finish the book, the entire process of planning, writing, editing and publishing your novel will be demystified! You will know how to complete your novel easily, quickly and with virtually no funds at all.
There is a step-by-step guide on how to become a publisher using Lightning Source, as well as detailed instructions on how to self-publish with Kindle.

Every chapter is designed as a ‘day’, and each day has its checklist so that you can tick the boxes as you go along. If you don’t have 28 consecutive days to write, then you can divide your ‘days’ into single weeks or just a day a week. You can choose the pace you prefer.

The book is also packed with tips on inexpensive and accessible suppliers of book cover designs, formatting guides, e-book cover designs, so that you can publish your book for very little outlay.

109 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 22, 2012

About the author

Angela Clarke has always been a dreamer…but she wasn’t always a writer. Accused of being over-imaginative at school, she abandoned her artistic yearnings for the glamorous world of international hotels.Eventually, her unconventional side took over, and she leapt into t he unknown. Luckily, she was blessed with a soft landing. When she’s not at the theatre, Angela now spends her time writing, travelling, eating croissants and living life to the fullest.