What do you think?
Rate this book
1800 Words An Hour: How To Write Faster, Better & More Polished Books For Kindle Using The QC System
I learnt how to write quickly the hard way.
To pay off mounting debts, I agreed to ghost-write a series of novels. Problem was, I'd written a number of non-fiction books, but I'd never finished a novel in my life!
My word count was pathetic : less than 5,000 words a week.
I had no other options. I wasn’t looking forward to the HARD SLOG of writing and I had no idea what I'd do about WRITER'S BLOCK. In the end, I found a brilliant way of increasing my word count and making the writing ENJOYABLE.
And everyone said the books I'd ghostwritten were great!
I had stumbled on a wonderful way to increase my word count and write better books. I worked on it, improved the techniques by trial and error and I doubled my word count again!
Now I can’t wait to get out of bed in the mornings and start writing!
In my short eBook (13,000 words) I'll show you how to write fast, clear, readable text all day, every day. Whether you’re writing novels or non-fiction my QC (Quicker and Clearer) Method will help YOU write much more than 1800 words an hour.
In fact, my average word count has rocketed to between 2,000 and 2,500 words of USEABLE text every hour I sit down to write. This means I can write a complete novel every few weeks.
Check out the LOOK INSIDE feature and see what I’ve got to say.
My QC (Quicker & Clearer) System changed my life for the better.
“Need to boost your word productivity and speed, this is the book that will show you how.” Melissa Sugar-Gold (reviewing 1,600 Words an Hour ), Amazon.com
“The tips and tricks go farther than practice (however daily writing is a big part of speed). I'd figured out most of it on my own but the two or three new techniques I learned made the book more than worth the investment.” Glenn Hawkins (reviewing 1,600 Words an Hour ), Amazon.com
Increase your productivity the easy way
SCROLL BACK UP AND CLICK THE BUY BUTTON .
To pay off mounting debts, I agreed to ghost-write a series of novels. Problem was, I'd written a number of non-fiction books, but I'd never finished a novel in my life!
My word count was pathetic : less than 5,000 words a week.
I had no other options. I wasn’t looking forward to the HARD SLOG of writing and I had no idea what I'd do about WRITER'S BLOCK. In the end, I found a brilliant way of increasing my word count and making the writing ENJOYABLE.
And everyone said the books I'd ghostwritten were great!
I had stumbled on a wonderful way to increase my word count and write better books. I worked on it, improved the techniques by trial and error and I doubled my word count again!
Now I can’t wait to get out of bed in the mornings and start writing!
In my short eBook (13,000 words) I'll show you how to write fast, clear, readable text all day, every day. Whether you’re writing novels or non-fiction my QC (Quicker and Clearer) Method will help YOU write much more than 1800 words an hour.
In fact, my average word count has rocketed to between 2,000 and 2,500 words of USEABLE text every hour I sit down to write. This means I can write a complete novel every few weeks.
Check out the LOOK INSIDE feature and see what I’ve got to say.
My QC (Quicker & Clearer) System changed my life for the better.
“Need to boost your word productivity and speed, this is the book that will show you how.” Melissa Sugar-Gold (reviewing 1,600 Words an Hour ), Amazon.com
“The tips and tricks go farther than practice (however daily writing is a big part of speed). I'd figured out most of it on my own but the two or three new techniques I learned made the book more than worth the investment.” Glenn Hawkins (reviewing 1,600 Words an Hour ), Amazon.com
Increase your productivity the easy way
SCROLL BACK UP AND CLICK THE BUY BUTTON .
86 pages, Paperback
Published June 21, 2019
1 person is currently reading
1 person want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.