Bobbi Linkemer
Between the covers of your nonfiction book
There is more to a nonfiction book than a catchy cover and table of contents... much more.
Wherever you are in the process of writing your book, if the chapters adequately convey your message, everything else you write must attract, inform, clarify, or sell.
7 ways to research your next nonfiction book
If you are writing a nonfiction book, chances are you will have to do a fair amount of research. Here are seven of the most effective ways to go about it.
7 Guidelines for Writing a Nonfiction Book
There are 53,524 books on writing skills listed on Amazon, which tells you this is a very popular subject. However, you can read all 53,524 books and still not get your book written if you don’t apply your seat to the chair and your fingers to the keys.
7 Questions to Ask Before You Write a Nonfiction Book
[This article was written by guest contributor Bobbi Linkemer.]
1. Why do you want to write a nonfiction book?
There are as many reasons to write a book as there are books. To establish your authority in a subject? To make money? To more deeply explore your field of interest? When you know your topic and want to share what you know with others, a book is one of the best ways to do it. High-profile CEOs often write books to pass along their business philosophies and practices to the next generation of leaders in their organizations; to articulate their personal visions for their companies to significant stakeholders; or to apply the hard-won lessons of their lives to the broader context of business, society, academia, or government.2. What’s holding you back from writing it?
Is it that writing a book is an overwhelming project? Perhaps you feel...5 Rules Every New Independent Author Should Follow
[This article was written by guest contributor Bobbi Linkemer. Check out part 1 of her series ("5 Mistakes New Authors Often Make") by clicking HERE.]