How to Write Your Book Fast: Making Your Writing Dreams Come True

by Beth Moore Jones

Do you want to write a book? Have you always dreamed of being an author? Do procrastination, perfectionism, and other pitfalls stop you from writing--or finishing--your book? Learn how to get out of your own way and get it done with this practical, how-to writing tips guide by an Amazon Best Seller Author of 13 books. Discover what you need to know about getting started, actually writing your book, outsourcing the frustrating "techie" aspects like editing, formatting, and designing the front cover, and much more. This is the year to write your book. Now is the time to make your writing dreams come true!

110 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2016

About the author

Beth Jones is an International Speaker and Amazon Best Selling Author, wife to paramedic Ray Jones, and mom of 3 beautiful daughters. She resides in the Kansas City, MO area. Her mission is equipping women to use their gifts for God, doing what they love, and prospering in all areas of life. As the author of "The Cinderella Story: The Power of Shoes," Beth encourages women to achieve their big dream and walk in their glass slippers--their unique purpose.

Reviews

[Dana Arcuri · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've always been intrigued with how fast Beth Jones writes her books. It has always amazed me. Of course, I wanted to learn more about it since I am an author who doesn't write fast. How To Write Your Book Fast gave great tips and tools to practice. As for creating an outline before you start the writing process, I think that each person is different in their approach. For me, I do need an outline to stay on task, gain more clarity, and stay organized. All three of my published books and the one I am currently working on started with a rough draft. It wasn't fancy, but did give me a place to jot down ideas, chapter titles, scriptures, and necessary content. The chapter in this book about outsourcing is important. The one lesson I've learned through trial and error is that a picture is worth a thousand words. And the image you choose for your book cover can make or break retail sales. Therefore, I strongly recommend aspiring writers to interview plenty of graphic designers and artists in effort to have the most eye catching image. While it may involve an expense, I believe this is the top priority for any bestseller. No skimping on your book cover! Another area that Beth Jones mentioned is outsourcing technical help, such as an expert in formatting an e-book and print book. Unless you are super savvy and experienced, hiring a trustworthy professional can be a godsend. I know that it made a dramatic difference for me. I loved Beth's enthusiasm and real life experiences that she shared in her book. It was like having a cheerleader rooting behind the scenes to keep the momentum going! Every writer needs that and it's important to have encouraging people a part of our writing journey to spur us onward to the finish line. If you are thinking about writing a book, you are stuck writing your book, or you need extra assistance or motivation to write your book, I highly recommend ordering your own copy today.