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Vol 2: General Fiction
Vol 3: Genre Fiction
Vol 4: Writing, Editing and
Publishing
Vol 5: Non-Fiction, Poetry
and
Children
Vol 6: Erotica
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Writing
159 very clever ways to improve your
writing and become more productive and more successful.
Conceived, written and tested by the renowned writer, thinker
and innovator, Dave Haslett.
70 pages, ebook (PDF), £5.99
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This book includes:
- Alternative co-writing
- How to tell if your family and friends are good judges
of your work
- Clever ways to use your word processor's AutoCorrect feature
- How to avoid interruptions and distractions
- Easy ways to write biographies
- How to get non-readers to read books
- The many writing advantages of having a day job
- The sort of friends every writer needs
- How to tell if your writing is improving
- How to tell if you're enough of an expert in your subject
- Dealing with money and taxes
- Establishing a daily, weekly, yearly and career-long writing
plan
- Getting published in other countries
- How to be productive even when you aren't writing
- Fourth-person point of view
- How to make sure your readers letters get published
- How to get someone to work for you for free (e.g. edit
your book)
- Easy ways to carry out research
- Simple shorthand and speedreading
- Very simple time management and to-do lists
- And much more - far too many great ideas to list here!
Sample idea: Would like to
but can't
What ambitions do you have that you’re
never likely to achieve? What things would you
dearly love to do that you’ll probably never get experience
in real life? Writing gives you
the chance to do those things. You can experience them in your
head, then write them
down and share them with everyone. It’s almost as good
as doing it for real - or at least
the closest you’re ever likely to get. It might even
be much better than the real thing.
This is your chance to ...
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beat up someone who's much bigger than you
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hurl a brick
through someone's window
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abandon your car in the middle of the city and cause a gridlock
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run naked along the high street
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drive the wrong way up the motorway
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leap your car over a broken bridge
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roll your car right over onto its roof and then back onto its
wheels again
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win an Olympic gold medal
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or any number of other things
Let's imagine you've now 'done' whatever
it is you wanted to do. Was it as good (or as
bad) as you imagined? What were the consequences? If it's
something you've always
dreamed of doing, it's probably best to make sure the
outcome is a good one, otherwise
it'll leave you feeling terribly disappointed.
But what if this thing you've always dreamed
of doing turns out to be a bad experience?
Alternative product:
You might prefer the complete Volume
4
(Writing, Editing & Publishing)
Includes: Editing, Getting Ideas, Getting Published,
Overcoming Rejection, Self-publishing, Writer's Block, Writing
870 very clever ideas, 400 pages, £17.99
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