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So you want to write a Sci-Fi Book?

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 So you want to write a Sci-Fi Book? I’ve never been able to create a world where aliens lived, so I will never be able to write a Science Fiction Book worthy of publishing. Now give me a murder mystery or political drama and I’ll run circles around you, but sci-fi no way. However, I do know how to write a book, after all I’ve written five of them already and am working on a new series now. So, I can tell you how to write a book, so let’s get started with Sci-Fi fun. Let’s start by asking ourselves a few questions: Does your world have a believable structure that your audience will expect? Don’t neglect your characters by not giving your readers their background story. Have you read enough science fiction novels to understand the realm of what science fiction could be? Science fiction followers are meticulous in what they expect in a storyline. So be sure to know your audience and what they will expect from you as a writer. Also know your subgenres so you plug your work int

So you want to write a Self-Help Book!

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  So you want to write a Self-Help Book! Every day an aspiring writer decides to write a self-help book because they had a problem or struggle that they overcame and learned some valuable lessons from and want to share those lessons learned with the world. Are you one of those aspiring writers who overcame struggles and obstacles due to a marriage break-up, medical issue problem, or how about a simple relationship with a boyfriend or girlfriend, or even a work-related issue and you want to share those experiences with the world? It’s not that easy to just sit down and write a self-help book, in fact, it’s harder than writing a mystery novel. You see you need to have serious facts behind your idea concept, let’s go through the possible steps you’ll need to consider: 1)       Specific Problem that your book will be about. 2)       Do you have the background to substantiate the remedy to the problem that will help your readers believe you know what you’re talking about, and that they shou