I believe we all have a book inside of us, it is just waiting to be discovered. Writing is a big challenge but is is in Faith that we believe our words will speak or make a difference in the lives of others. I don’t know about you but I want to write a book and I want it to be about something but every time I sit down to start I feel it sounds cliched, goofy, off the wall, odd, or just plain stupid. (Like nobody will want to read what I write)! That is so not True! We all have something to share with the world and if you cannot write it the option to have someone else write it for you still creates the book inside of you. Do you want to write about some topic, idea, issue, or subject that is important to you but do not know How To Do It?
If you decide to write your book you will dscover the time and passion you put into it will turn into the right opportunities for you. Every writer has readers who will love what is written and those who do not. Once your book is written you will have accomplished your challenge and benefit from its success.
Original writings brought about by the accuracy of words brings about the perfect expression of what needs to be said. Whatever you wish to write about you first must question your subject and prove it. Just knowing about it is not enough. Begin to research your subject in order to know it’s true meaning. While taking helpful notes at what you have learned or discovered this is a learning experience in order to express your subject matter in an accurate way. In the end you will have discovered you uncovered some truths and do justice to your subject both for you and others who will benefit from your skills of writing what your have written.
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So sooooo True !!! This post was like reading my own mind on someone Else’s blog !!!!!
Writing a book is not really an easy job actually… it’s not just the passion that’s necessary… Passion to write is no doubt the primary per-requisite…but you gotta read quite a lot and know what it takes !!! just penning one’s thoughts might not be readable at all…!
what’s a book for when it’s not readable ??!!!
Gotta prepare before you ought to start one !
But then again… one reader is anyway obvious 🙂 it might as well be worth it…
Writing is definitely in my bucket list ! 😀 😀
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Sooo true. I am all witty and sharp when I tell stories to my girlfriends but the minute I sit to focus on my future wonderful novel I can’t think of anything new or non-cliché.
Thanks for sharing this advice, Jackie. Great post!
Great post Ms,Jackie very insparation
I guess most of us hope we have more than one book in us!
Very encouraging…thanks.
Good idea.I also want to write a book, if possible. 🙂
Hi Jackie..great tips…and to granny1947 I would say go for it. Regardless of what your life story is, it is unique. Would appreciate it if you took a look at my blog this morning. It’s in observance of 9/11. Thanks, Anna
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I agree that granny1947 has a story to write! GO FOR IT!
I keep threatening to write my life story.
People would think it was fiction!
I like that 🙂
Someone once told me that when you are stuck:
1. Why will the character choose that course of action?
2. What are the alternatives?
3. What should the character do next?
4. What will others do to stop the character?
5. What will be the consequences of that action compared to the alternatives?
6. Who do I the reader want the character to do next?
What are your thoughts? I hope this helps.
I so want to write my story as a book, I even have 30 chapter brief outlines to choose from (came to me over 2 very late nights where I couldnt sleep because my voice was narrating the book in my head)…now I wonder how to start and then part of me says, start where you are and just do it in word and the pther part says who will care what you have to say, the other part replies, I don’t know but I do know I have to write this, it came to me in a dream and dreams matter, to which the other part replies, yeah like you can write a book
And the banter goes on…one day i will have a book I just wonder which day that is, thanks for a great post