 WriteItNow 3 Novel
Writing Software
For PC and Mac
- Write and store complete novels
- store background
details
- display charts
- generate characters,
names and ideas
- 10 free add-ons
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 The
Fastest Way to Write Your Book
by Dave Haslett
Learn the fastest ways to plan, write,
edit and sell your books - and knock months
off the "traditional" methods. Fill
gaps in the market as soon as you spot them,
beat your competitors into print, increase your
chances of having a bestseller, sell a lot more
books and make a lot more money!
Includes the methods used by Stephen King, D.H.
Lawrence, Barbara Cartland, Ray Bradbury, Ernest
Hemingway, Jack Kerouac, and many others.
"One of the best and easiest writing manuals
there is." Eileen Frost
"An absolute mine of information and encouragement,
written in easy-to-read plain language." Jan
Free-Gore
"A master of fresh ideas, Haslett enables
the incipient writer to fulfil their dreams with
down-to-earth practical plans." Geoff Nelder
Paperback: £12.99 £9.95
e-book: £9.99 £6.95
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includes a voucher for
free lifetime
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 The
Date-A-Base Book 2009
Lists and gives brief details of over
1,200 historic anniversaries that will occur
during
2009, giving you plenty of time to write about
them. Specially
formatted for ease of use. Ideal
for
writers, journalists, film-makers, editors, producers,
researchers, teachers, students, speakers and
event planners. Just one article sale will pay
for your copy many
times
over.
Printed and e-book (PDF) versions available
e-book £4.99 (members £3.99)
Printed copy £6.99 (members £5.99)
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SHORT STORIES: You can improve your story by making sure that all of the following essential elements are included within the first page or two: you need to introduce the main character; you need to say what the problem is, or at least hint at it; you need to set the scene; you need to establish the mood; and most importantly, you need to get the reader hooked, intrigued and involved. Add these elements as unobtrusively as you can, but they all need to be present if your story is to rise above everyone else's.