Book Writing Made Simple (Volume 1): How To Start Writing A Book With The Right Question

Is The Book Writing Made Simple Series For You?

The Book Writing Made Simple Series is intended for people who want to develop their book writing skills.

Maybe you have dreamed of writing your own book but didn't quite know how to write a book. Where do you start? What do you need to know? What do you need to do?

Maybe you have already tried to write a book and got bogged down in the process, and never finished. Or maybe you have already written and published a book, but it was a painful, drawn out process, and you know that there has to be a better way.

Why is writing a book so difficult for so many people? With all of the books on writing books, writing skills, how-to guides, and all of the writing teachers and courses available, there is certainly enough information about how to write a book.

Actually, there is so much how-to information available that it is easy to feel overwhelmed and confused by all of he conflicting advice. Information and how-tos are not enough to cut through the overwhelm if you don't first know what you are doing, and why you are doing it.

What's The Approach?

The Book Writing Made Simple Series approaches the process of book writing by beginning with some specific questions to identify clearly why you are writing the book, and what you intend the book to do for you and its readers.

Each book in the Book Writing Made Simple Series is organized around a particular question. The question itself provides structure, simplicity, and clarity to the book writing process. The questions will empower you to write better books than you could possibly write without asking these questions.

Many of these questions derive from classical rhetoric as the foundation of persuasive writing. Although the word, "rhetoric," is often used in negative terms, classical rhetoric is the study of persuasion and has much to teach anyone who wants to write an outstanding book.

Book Writing Made Simple approaches rhetoric in a simple, clear, and lighthearted manner, by using the most valuable insights of classical rhetoric as powerful tools for organizing and writing books.

The Book Writing Made Simple Series is written by Dr. Kalinda Rose Stevenson, who uses her experience as a teacher and published writer to cut through all of the how-tos to get to the simple questions that bring clarity and focus to your writing. These little books reveal what she learned the hard way about the most effective way to write and publish outstanding books.

The critical idea is to keep it simple. Simple means that it is clear, easy to understand, and straightforward. If you can be clear about these simple questions, you will cut through all sorts of confusion and overwhelm to concentrate on writing a compelling book that does what you intend it to do.

Although you can start your book writing project with any of these questions, Volume 1 of the Book Writing Made Simple Series starts with the one question that will do more to cut through overwhelm and confusion than any other.

What's In The Book?

Book Writing Made Simple (Volume 1) How To Start Writing A Book With The Right Question begins at the beginning with the most important question you can ask to focus your book and keep you focused throughout the whole book writing process.

Topic Highlights include:

• The Topic Trap
• What's Your Point?
• Do You Really Have A Thesis?
• Pick A Topic You Can Argue About
• Make Your Thesis Appeal To Your Reader

Find out how to start writing your book. Get Book Writing Made Simple (Volume 1) How To Start Writing A Book With The Right Question now.

Dr. Kalinda Rose Stevenson is an award-winning author, whose published writings include both academic and non-academic books, ebooks, articles, newsletters, videos, webinars, and online articles and blog posts on personal development, financial awareness, writing skills, storytelling, and biblical and theological issues. She earned her Ph.D. at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, in cooperation with the University of California at Berkeley. She is a former teacher of university and theological seminary students, writing coach, and book editor. Most of all, she is a writer who loves to write. She encourages writers to develop clarity of expression and thought, creativity, courage, and authentic writing voices. For more information, visit KalindaRoseStevenson.com BookWritingMadeSimple.com FreedomToBeYourTrueSelf.com