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JIM GREEN is a bestselling author in the realms of fiction and non-fiction with 37 traditionally published titles to his bow - and more virtual books in distribution than you could shake a stick at... http://elite-creative-writing-course.com

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Total Views:	2,863 View(s)
Total Articles:	19 Active Article(s)
First Article Published:	Oct 1, 2009
Last Article Published:	Dec 4, 2009

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Why Project Researches Are Your Stockintrade

You should never ever dispose of your research material. Why shouldn’t you do that? Quite simply because you never know when it might come in handy; the questions to which you found answers for your first project will return again and again in different guises when you set about researching on

Topic: Writing

Views: 76

Getting Your Book Published Despite Constant Rejection

You try and try and try again to get your book published but each time you try commissioning authors relentlessly respond with a terse, painful, “NO!”. Stop beating yourself up over rejection – you are not to blame for the fact that you have yet to savour success in getting a book

Topic: Writing

Views: 77

How To Cash In On Your Rejected Nonfiction Titles

Even established authors get the thumbs down from publishers on submission of new work. I should know because despite having 37 traditionally published titles under my belt, I have around a dozen still unpublished. Here is what I did and what do if you’d like to cash in on your rejected

Topic: Writing

Views: 91

Creating Cutting Edge Fiction

Your head is brimming with ideas and you want to get started straightaway. Don’t do it. There are certain preparations you must attend to initially. Adhere to the age-old route detailed in this module and you will rapidly become aware of the vital importance of progressive sequencing in all yo

Topic: Writing

Views: 250

Arriving At Solutions By Thinking Backwards

Here is a neat little trick I have employed all my life in resolving problems, in realizing goals, and finally as a tool for crafting fiction. I call it reverse plotting but it is in effect the act of thinking backwards to arrive at solutions. I can best illustrate its power by showing you how I use

Topic: Writing

Views: 190

Establishing The Depth Of Your Accumulated Knowledge

Never take for granted that you already know enough about your special subject to fill a book. No one is that clever. Spend some time testing out the depth of your knowledge by making lists of what you know and what you don’t know. Take particular note of those areas that require substantiatio

Topic: Writing

Views: 105

Choosing The Path To Traditional Publishing

To choose the path to traditional publishing is to follow in the footsteps of famous writers, artists, and musicians down the ages; the path that opens up the floodgates to recognition for your expertise, the path that empowers you to do what you love to do and get paid for doing it; the path that e

Topic: Writing

Views: 300

Choosing Topics For NonFiction Projects

Review the intelligence you have accumulated over the years and determine where where your primary source of expertise lies. However, before cementing your choice of a topic it will be necessary to run the data through several tests to confirm its suitability as the subject matter for your first boo

Topic: Writing

Views: 288

How Many Words? How Many Chapters?

It’s never that easy to estimate the eventual length of your first work but (as a rough guide) if you are planning on turning out 10/12 chapters your word count should be somewhere between 30,000 to 35,000 words; for 12/15 chapters allow for 35,000 to 45,000 words.

Do not set f

Topic: Writing

Views: 182

Becoming The Reader You Want To Influence

Don’t fall into the trap of assuming that you see your writing through the reader’s eyes. You have to work at removing you from the picture entirely to become the person you want to influence. This is a serious issue that makes or breaks any proposal for publication. People won’t b

Topic: Writing

Views: 138

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