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LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets
by Anne Bradshaw, BJ Rowley, James Dashner, Janet Kay Jensen, Josi S. Kilpack, Julie Wright, Linda Paulson Adams, Linda Shelley Whiting, Lisa J. Peck, Marsha Ward, Rachel Ann Nunes, Shirley Bahlmann, Tamra Norton, and Tristi Pinkston

LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets -- Sample Chapters

Wondering How To Write an LDS Bestseller?

Drawing on a wealth of knowledge, the answers to the pitfalls and problems faced by writers everywhere can be found within this comprehensive volume. Whether you've written all your life, or have just begun to experience the joys of putting pen to paper, this book has what you need, to keep you going, achieve more, and—most importantly—do it right.

Refine ideas into workable, exciting plots

Pen a "can't-put-it-down" opening

Find the time and inspiration to write

Create seamless plots and subplots

Research fiction and nonfiction topics

Utilize positive (and negative) feedback

Overcome annoying Writer's Block

AND MUCH MORE!

Written in the same easy-going manner as its companion volume, Publishing Secrets, LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets offers just the right encouragement and advice needed when faced with two hundred empty pages. Learn from the extensive experiences—both good and bad—of fourteen successful LDS authors as they explain how, and how not, to write your story.

LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets -- Sample Chapters

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	*LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets* by Anne Bradshaw, BJ Rowley, James Dashner, Janet Kay Jensen, Josi S. Kilpack, Julie Wright, Linda Paulson Adams, Linda Shelley Whiting, Lisa J. Peck, Marsha Ward, Rachel Ann Nunes, Shirley Bahlmann, Tamra Norton, and Tristi Pinkston

LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets -- Sample Chapters


Wondering How To Write an LDS Bestseller? Drawing on a wealth of knowledge, the answers to the pitfalls and problems faced by writers everywhere can be found within this comprehensive volume. Whether you've written all your life, or have just begun to experience the joys of putting pen to paper, this book has what you need, to keep you going, achieve more, and—most importantly—do it right. Refine ideas into workable, exciting plots Pen a "can't-put-it-down" opening Find the time and inspiration to write Create seamless plots and subplots Research fiction and nonfiction topics Utilize positive (and negative) feedback Overcome annoying Writer's Block AND MUCH MORE! Written in the same easy-going manner as its companion volume, Publishing Secrets, LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets offers just the right encouragement and advice needed when faced with two hundred empty pages. Learn from the extensive experiences—both good and bad—of fourteen successful LDS authors as they explain how, and how not, to write your story.