Book for Writers Does Online Tour

7 Easy Steps to Write Your Book
Subtitle: How to Get Your Book Out of Your Head and a Manuscript in Your Hands
By Ann McIndoo 

Synopsis:

7 Easy Steps to Write Your Book' teaches you how to write your book using examples and exercises. Totally interactive, the reader participates in learning how to prepare to write, creates a writer's Identity and their own powerful Writer's Power Tools. The book offers solutions for procrastination and strategies for dealing with "writer's block." The reader learns how to "Schedule Your Success" and get the book out of their head on to the paper.

Reviewed by Brenda Schinke, originally for Amazon

I recommend to all my clients who are wanting to write their book. Ann's makes writing your book fun and simple. If you think writing a book takes years, Ann's book is a must. Her easy process makes writing enjoyable. This is a must for every author to be and for those authors that took years to write their first book."

If you click the link to her book below, please "Like" Ann's book on Amazon. 7 Easy Steps to Write Your Book: How to Get Your Book Out of Your Head and a Manuscript In Your Hands! (Paperback)

 

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