Book: Writing with E's (Writing to Publish Book 3) by Rebecca Waters
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Rebecca Waters
about this book: The five "E's" to be a successful writer include Exercise, Edit, Educate, Engage with others, and Evaluate. A good writer exercises the writing muscle on a regular basis. This handbook offers new writers suggestions on ways to make that routine productive. It also offers tips on self-editing and the importance of learning the tools of the trade. The book addresses the value of engaging with others in the writing industry, giving the new writer a guide to follow in meeting with fellow authors and publishers. The final "E" focuses on self-evaluation, a step many would-be authors fail to take.
After successfully sharing this information with numerous writing groups, I was encouraged to put the information in this simple easy to read handbook for new writers. Prior to publishing the book in this format, Writing with E's has been used by teachers of writing and writing groups for instructional purposes.
If you know someone who longs to be a writer, Writing with E's is a book to help him or her step up on the path to success. The book is designed to encourage writing habits to serve a writer well for a lifetime.
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about this book: The five "E's" to be a successful writer include Exercise, Edit, Educate, Engage with others, and Evaluate. A good writer exercises the writing muscle on a regular basis. This handbook offers new writers suggestions on ways to make that routine productive. It also offers tips on self-editing and the importance of learning the tools of the trade. The book addresses the value of engaging with others in the writing industry, giving the new writer a guide to follow in meeting with fellow authors and publishers. The final "E" focuses on self-evaluation, a step many would-be authors fail to take.
