How to Write a Best-Seller While Keeping Your Day Job: A Step-By Step Manual of Success for Writers Who Want to Be Published but Donªt Have the Time - Do It Now

Daniel H. Jones

ISBN 10: 0595203841 / ISBN 13: 9780595203840

Published by Writers Club Pr, 2001

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132 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: How to Write a Best-Seller While Keeping Your Day Job: A Step-By Step Manual of Success for Writers Who Want to Be Published but Donªt Have the Time - Do It Now
• Publisher: Writers Club Pr
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0595203841
• ISBN 13: 9780595203840
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Brand New
• Weight: 0.23 kilograms

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Synopsis

Don't have time to wait for mainstream publishers to discover your talent? Do something about it! Now!How to Write a Best-Seller While Keeping Your Day Job! offers a practical and fun outline for getting your book published. Born of the author's own arduous journey to publication and written with humor and passion, How to Write a Best-Seller While Keeping Your Day Job! is a practical tool for all the writers out there pressed for time and fed up with the mainstream book business. Written during a two-week period by a full-time insurance professional and author of St. Jude's Secret!From the author: "This piece is meant to offer the grass-roots author an easy, quick-reference guide to creating, publishing and marketing a commercially viable book in today's competitive marketplace, while keeping his or her current job." Featuring 10 Point Attack Plans on Promotion, Publication and The Writing Process, this book offers a common sense approach to today's publishing opportunities."Many of us know we have a book inside us, but we just don't have time and we know how tough this business is. Daniel's shown us all it can be done." -Jeanne Jard River Oaks Bookstore Houston

About the Author

Dan Jones resides with his family in the nation's fourth-largest city, Houston, TX. He is a licensed attorney, insurance adjuster and despite rumors to the contrary, he remains gainfully employed in the area of marine insurance claims. The best job he ever had was working as a doorman at the old Memorial Theater.