Writer's Report

How to Write A Book On Anything in 14 Days or Less... Guaranteed!

Writer's Report!
Vol. 1. Issue 16

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Hi marek!
In this ezine, I'll be answering questions that many of my students have.
If you have a specific questions, send it along to
mailto:steve@writeabooknow.com
I can't promise that I'll have room to use it, but I'll try.

Today's questions
How can I make my characters real?
How do I know I've got a good plot?

As always, my objective is to help as many people as possible write as many books
as possible.
If you don't have my writing success system, "How To Write A Book On Anything in
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Question 1:
How can I make my characters real?

Answer:
The best answer to this one is to use the character development techniques that
you'll already find in a best-selling plot. These have been worked on over and
over again by a professional and a published author. And the market has already
decided that the techniques are winners, because the book is a best seller.

But, if you're going it on your own, the easiest way to make your characters
appear real is to have a real person in mind when you write the character. It
could be a good friend, a relative, a business associate, anyone you know well
enough to be able to predict how they'd react, move or respond in a given
situation. They'll become three dimensional as you write.

Now, if you're worrying about libel laws or legal problems, just make sure the
people aren't named, and they can't be readily identified (that's if you place
them in a very negative light in your book).

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Question 2:
How do I know I've got a good plot?

Answer:
You don't. No one does. Even the biggest names in literature don't know if the
plot is going to fly until the book goes out into the market place. I can't
stress this enough. It is the market place that determines if you've got a
best-selling plot. Not your agent, not your publisher, not your mother, not your
writing group.

The ONLY way you can be sure that you've got a best-selling plot is to use an
existing best-selling plot! Change everything yo can, of course. Change the
places, change the names, change the situation, the setting, the weapons, the
era, everything. But the plot will remain the same. And you'll have a guaranteed,
certified, best-selling plot. I tell you exactly how to do this in the writing
program, "How to Write A Book On Anythingn in 14 Days or Less!"

If you don't have my writing success system, "How To Write A Book On Anything in
14 Days or Less!" take a look at
http://www.WriteABookNow.com
or order it at
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Until next time,
Cheers, and keep writing
Steve Manning
http://www.WriteABookNow.com










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