Write a Book: Write Short Kindle Books: From Easy Outline To First Draft, To Finished, the Step-by-Step process 5x Templates

by Frankie Johnnie

CONGRATULATIONS , you are finally going to write your book! You have moved from planning to write a book, to actually writing one. It’s your goal to write a short book with clear benefits to the reader.



But this isn’t your first attempt, is it? Maybe you have written your book a hundred times before and never finished because somewhere along the way, you end up stuck or hating your work.



In other words, you lose the initial momentum and excitement you had for writing the thing.

How to author and self-publish a book are questions that burn in your soul.

Burn, baby burn.



People who know you tell you to write a book and you always say you will. But you haven’t. You are the 90% that say they want to write a book and not the 1% that actually do.



WHATEVER your reason for wanting to move from first draft to completed

Share your expertise by sharing how-to do something

Share a personal story

Share creativity

Share your message, strong opinion commentary, inspiration or warning

Earn passive income and another income stream

Land speaking engagements

Grow your services or business while establishing yourself as an expert in your field



This book provides a doable plan to write your NONFICTION BOOK from Fast Draft to Finished Manuscript. It shares how to write short consumable books, Kindle books, eBooks and also shares tips on writing and self-publishing in modern digital times.



Writing a shorter High-Quality book and self-publishing is the best option for many nonfiction authors who have not yet developed the writing muscle or time to write a big thick book nobody will read.



Writing this type of book has a plethora of rewards and if at a later date you want to expand the content, make the book one in a series, you can.



What you’ll learn in this book

●WHAT’S in it For You? (or WIIFY, pronounced Wi-Fi)

●Writing and self-publishing in digital modern times

●Nonfiction book types and ideal book lengths (Short Kindle Books)

●How to create a solid, easy book outline using my revolutionary “Thick Outlining Process”

●Simple outlining strategies to create a book outline template

●Tips for brainstorming and researching

●How to “plug and play” with previously-written book material

●How to write a book chapter

●How to conquer writer’s block (for real) and staying in your writing flow

●Editing and revising your work (Shakespeare-style and on a budget)

●How to write a fast first draft

●How to edit your book on a budget

●How to ring Amazon’s algorithm bell and let them sell your books



INCLUDES 5 (five) NONFICTION BOOK OUTLINE TEMPLATES

Plug Your Topic into any of these 5 (five) templates and you are Ready to Start Writing Your Own Book



Included inside you’ll

Template #1 Thick Paragraphs” outline

Frankie Johnnie revolutionary process

Template #2 The Storyteller Outline

Used by bestselling authors like Amy Morin and Malcolm Gladwell

Template #3 Traditional Publishing Outline

Used by The "Big 5" publishers

Template #4 Memoir Template

Template #5 Presentation Outline





Author Frankie Johnnie has written dozens of books under various pen names. She is the author of the Bestselling Nonfiction Outline Book. She has written hundreds of short kindle books for customers working for poorly paying freelance platforms for over a decade. Her customer’s books have become bestsellers in categories and earned them lots of loot.



She guesstimates she gave away over 100K freelance writing services.



She says if she gave away so much in services, she’s been rewarded with invaluable knowledge, lessons, DOs & DONTs that surpasses a costly college education. She’s sharing it with you for less than the cost of a Starbucks Frappuccino.



Let’s get started on your book writing journey.

99 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 28, 2021

Reviews

[Nate · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an extremely readable book

I loved reading this book. It was as though the author was a friend of mine and we were just chatting over a cup of coffee. She used down to earth language and did not include a lot of fluff. This writing style made for a very enjoyable, helpful, and quick read. As I plan to use most of her advice, I will be looking to buy more of her writing in the future.

[Catherine · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like reading this from the psychological standpoint of her journey. The steps were really easy and not much different. But the way she presented them was unique and inspiring. i’m glad I read this.