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The Non-Fiction Writer's Guide - Mastering Engaging Narratives - cover

The Non-Fiction Writer's Guide - Mastering Engaging Narratives

Bill Vincent

Publisher: RWG Publishing

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Summary

This book provides a comprehensive guide for writers looking to master the art of non-fiction writing. From defining the book's purpose and target audience, to conducting effective research and finding the right voice, the book covers all the key elements of successful non-fiction writing. Through a focus on storytelling techniques, including the use of description, sensory detail, humor, and personal anecdotes, the book teaches writers how to craft engaging narratives that captivate their readers.
With practical advice on editing, revising, and polishing writing, as well as tips on building a platform and promoting their work, this book is a must-have resource for writers at all levels of experience. The chapter on the business of non-fiction writing provides guidance on navigating the publishing world and the ethics of balancing fact and interpretation, while the chapter on staying inspired and motivated offers support and inspiration to writers as they continue their journey.
Whether you are a seasoned writer or just starting out, The Non-Fiction Writer's Guide: Mastering Engaging Narratives will help you hone your skills and bring your writing to the next level.
 
Available since: 02/02/2023.

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