Ron: Composing and releasing definitely increase your trustworthiness. After all, "author" is the foundation of "authority"-- when you write (and write well) people take you more seriously.
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Outlining also provides you the opportunity to forecast your book's length with some degree of precision. Bear in mind that not all publishers will accept random lengths. Most require you to anticipate the length of the book you have. In truth, a lot of the publishers will only produce books of a particular set of specs. Simply put you require to understand the length of time your book will be prior to it is composed.
Start by deciding on a word count for the completed book. If you're a new novelist, for example, aim for a word count of around 80,000 words. Many publishers offer you a word count to go for in their standards. Know that this publisher's word count is not a suggestion: it's a guideline, so adhere to it.
Life experience counts. One guest walked up to me and stated, "You shouldn't be writing books about loss unless you have actually lost a child." When I said my child died in 2007 and I was a bereaved moms and dad, she was surprised. Clearly, individuals who concerned this Books to read this year conference desired to talk with authors who had remained in the grief trenches.
Develop e-books and provide them for sale. If you're a fiction writer, blog about aspects of writing, the procedure, the pit falls, the publishing process, your marketing methods, and so on. Compose what you know.
You end up the posts in a week and the e-books in 2 days each, take in $600 for the articles and $1,200 for the 3 e-books. You are balancing $900 a week without leaving house!