What’s in the Book?
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Part One: Ready, Steady
1: No More Fear, No More Excuses How to overcome what’s been stopping you 2: Find Your Niche How to find out what you should be writing 3: Use Your Special Knowledge How lawyers, police officers, doctors and others with specialist knowledge can turn it into writing success Part Two: Write
4: An Endless Flow of Ideas How to generate all the ideas you’ll ever need 5: The Magic “Why?” How to use the ‘dynamic why’ to create a blueprint for your writing 6: Creating Powerful People How to create vivid characters that come alive on the page 7: Story Secrets How to create compelling plots that keep your readers engaged 8: Watch Your Language How to turn your prose into an exciting reading experience 9: Take Two! How to make easy work of rewriting your first draft Part Three: Persist
10: Create the Write Space How to create an environment that supports your creativity 11: With a Little Help from Your Friends How to build the support system you need in order flourish as a writer 12: Tame the Wild Inner (and Outer) Critics How to turn a harsh inner critic into a constructive inner guide and boost your writing confidence. 13: The Write Time How to use revolutionary time management techniques to have more time to write 14: Keep On How to maintain your motivation Part Four: Sell!
15: Marketing Yourself How to get editors, publishers, agents and others excited about you and your work 16: Guerrilla Warfare for the Writer How to use unconventional and innovative marketing approaches to stand out in the competitive marketplace 17: New Media, New Opportunities How to take advantage of the exciting opportunities offered by the Internet, games, podcasts, blogs, and other new media 18: The Writing Life How to have a long and successful career as a writer |
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“With compassion, wit and the wisdom from a long successful writing career, Jurgen Wolff guides you step by step, on the inner and outer journey to writing success.” – Robert Cochran, co-creator and Executive Producer, ’24′ “Highly recommended. Your Writing Coach pays as much attention to writers as to what they write and should help seasoned pros as much as it will help beginners.” – Julian Friedmann, agent and editor, Scriptwriter Magazine. |