If you’ve ever dreamed of writing, of putting your feelings and thoughts into words and onto paper, you’ve already accomplished one of the major first steps necessary to be an author. But wanting to write isn’t enough. And writing itself isn’t enough. What purpose does it serve to write something, hoping someone else will want to read it, if no one desires to partake of the essence of your hard work?
Author Mania hopes to help you, the author, bridge the gap between your ideas and the reader’s interest level. We’ll show you how to capture the attention of the reader (who’s buying your work), and keep them on their tip toes, in anticipation of the next words. In doing this, you’ve already set the scene for this reader to buy (or not buy) your next book. After all, Stephen King didn’t become the best selling author he is today from authoring boring books. One of the main goals for fiction writers should be to capture and hold the attention of the reader.
If your desire is to write nonfiction pieces, there’s no need to think they have to be mundane or blah. When writing articles or books that deal with facts, writing with a bit of humor often makes the difference in whether or not you make a sell. This doesn’t mean making a joke out of your topic, rather it means adding a twist of funniness to your words. Not only will this help to sell your book, but it’s makes for more interesting reading.
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