Write to Publish

Unfortunately, there are some really unscrupulous publishers out there. The trick is learning how to spot the red flags and arming yourself with enough knowledge to ensure that you have a great publishing experience and one that is perfect for you and your book. If you haven't bought your copy of How to Publish a Book - without getting ripped off yet, you can buy it in paperbcak on Amazon or get the PDF version with a couple of bonus downloads for just £1.99 - https://mabelandstanley.com/howtopublishabook Anything else...you know where to find me! - [email protected]

The publishing landscape has changed so much in recent years, and now there is never a more viable publishing option for new writers. In this episode, we'll explore what it means to self-publish and some of the pros and cons that you'll need to be aware of before you choose your own unique publsihing path. Don't forget you can buy my book, How to Publish a Book, without getting ripped off on Amazon in paperback, but you can also download a PDF version if you prefer - https://mabelandstanley.com/howtopublishabook - which has a couple of added BONUS downloads (you could always buy both versions if you feel so inclined...one for the shelf and one for the laptop!)

You have two main challenges as a writer - the first is to create a great first line that hooks your reader in, and the second is to make them want to read all the way to the end without pausing for breath...simple, right?! In this episode, we talk about how to create content that means your book is read to the end and not banished to the much-maligned 'did not finish' pile.

Your first sentence only has ONE job... (whether you are writing reports, emails, novels, a business book or a social media post)...and that is to make your reader desperate to read the second one!   In this episode, we explore what makes a good hook and how to make sure that you write one.   If you'd like some feedback on your first line just drop me a message at [email protected]

What do you do if you start your novel with masses of inspiration, but lose momentum and motivation once you get to the middle? This is a common problem for writers, and in this episode, we explore some of the reasons why this can occur and what you can do to fix it. As usual, if you have any questions, you know where to find me: [email protected] And don't forget to like, follow and share this episode if you loved it!