• Hot Writing Topics that Sell (Part 1) by Julia Tang - Yes, write a book on a subject that interests people. Even if others have written on such topics, it will continue to command general attention.

• HOW TO BE A PUBLISHED (NON-FICTION) AUTHOR by Suzan St Maur - With general non-fiction there is usually room for a good new book on the market, provided it's likely to attract a substantial group of readers.

• How To Be A Published (Non-Fiction) Author by Suzan St Maur - With general non-fiction there is usually room for a good new book on the market, provided it's likely to attract a substantial group of readers.

• HOW TO CHOOSE A MONEY-MAKING BOOK SUBJECT by Brian Scott - By knowing what people want, you can profit from their desires. And since their desires are predictable, your ability to make money from your book ideas just got a lot more profitable, as well.

• HOW TO CREATE TANTALIZING BOOK TITLES by Brian Scott - There are many, many other examples throughout history where books were written and published unsuccessfully... until they changed the title of the book. In fact, some authors have ONLY changed the title of their books and have become best sellers after their first printing sold just a few copies.

• HOW TO FINISH A BOOK by Sandy Nathan - I can't tell you how to finish your book, but I can tell you how I finished mine. Please apply these simple, difficult steps to your writing process.

• How To Get Published: Eight Surefire Steps For Writing Success - How to get published? That's the big money question for writers. Writing is fulfilling in and of itself, but every writer ultimately wants to learn how to get published.

• HOW TO IDENTIFY GREAT BOOK IDEAS AND WRITING OPPORTUNITIES by Stephen Nelson - The first and maybe the most important step in writing a book is coming up with a great idea for some really useful or interesting book. The great idea makes the writing fun. The great idea makes the book easier to sell to a publisher.

• How to Keep Writing and See Your Book Through to ‘the End’ by Melinda Copp - How long have you been working on your book? A year or better? When you sit down at Thanksgiving dinner next month with your family members, and they ask you how the book is coming along, will you be able to honestly say that you’re making progress? If not, you’re not alone.

• How To Write A Better Book by Brian Scott - Before you begin writing your book, you must research your idea and see if it is in-demand with readers. Who is going to read it? To whom are you trying to appeal with your words? You must have a general idea of who your intended audience will be.

• HOW TO WRITE A NOVEL THE EASY WAY by Andrea Rains Waggener - How to write a novel the easy way? Can it be done? Absolutely. Learning how to write a novel doesn't have to be complicated. When you follow a step by step process, you can take the complexity of how to write a novel and "dumb it down" to such a simple system that it becomes almost like paint by numbers.

• IS FINISHING YOUR BOOK YOUR NEWS YEARS RESOLUTION? by Judy Cullins - Think of the resolution "I'm going to to lose weight this year"--a statement that doesn't show intention because it's vague. Talk is cheap. So are you still talking about your book, yet don't really want to finish because it's too much work, too much money, and has too many steps?

• NO ONE FACES REJECTION MORE OFTEN THAN AN AUTHOR by Dan Poynter - Why do so many books get their start being published by the author? Rejection! The explanation is simple and let us not blame the publisher for failing to recognize good writing.

• PUTTING OFF WRITING THAT NOVEL UNTIL THE KIDS ARE GROWN? by Jill Smolinski - If you want to write a novel, but are putting it off until the kids are grown, I have two words for you: Don't wait. It's possible to raise a happy, healthy family and still follow your writing dream.

• REJECTING MANUSCRIPTS THE HELPFUL WAY by Dan Poynter - We try to help the new writer by explaining a successful way to approach publishers. The secret to finding a publisher is simple, yet very few writers do it: match your manuscript to the publisher.

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