• REVISING YOUR BOOK by Dan Poynter - Your book has a reputation, a niche in its market and a market share. Why kill it off and start over? Why not keep your book alive? Your book is a member of your family, a product of yourself. Don’t you want the very best for it? Don’t you want it to live on?

• Seven Useful Tips To Ghostwrite Books For Clients As A Freelance Writer by Brian Scott - Serious freelance writers know their income may come from other sources, not just writing articles for magazines or clients. Ultimately, their freelance writing leads to writing books or e-books for themselves or as ghostwrites. If you decide to ghostwrite e-books and trade paperbacks for clients, consider the following.

• Six Point Of View Mistakes To Avoid When Writing Your Novel by Mark Walton - Writing offers an opportunity to do something that filmmakers and artists can't. You can allow your reader to get into the head of your characters.

• Steps To Writing A More Compelling And Readable Book by Victor Epand - Are you about to write a book? Don't you want it to be read, discussed and bought by many readers? You definitely want to compel more readers to buy and refer to your books.

• Suspense Novels Made Easy by Mark Barnes - Suspense novels are probably the easiest novels to write. Suspense novels require a simple formula, which will make your work truly suspenseful. Follow this basic recipe, and you're well on your way to building a whole library of successful suspense novels.

• Suspense Novels Need Fast Starts by Mark Barnes - Suspense novels, unlike any other genre, need fast starts. Fans of suspense novels or their close relatives, thrillers, detective stories and mysteries, expect a fast-paced read.

• Tackle A Trilogy and Triple Your Profits by Suzanne Harrison - Are you a writer with big ideas? Are you always imagining epics, sweeping stories, great tales of human struggle and sacrifice, interlaced with personal stories of love, sadness and triumph? If so, you ought to consider turning your book or story idea into a trilogy.

• Ten Tips to Help You Finish Writing Your Novel by Ann Roscopf Allen - Make this a time when you know you are at your best and feel most creative -- Saturday mornings, late at night, whatever works for you.

• THE TOP FIVE WRITING MISTAKES PROFESSIONALS MAKE by Judy Cullins - You need to make your book or other writing easy to read. If your writing lacks organization and compelling, vital sentences that convince your readers to keep reading, they will leave your book or web site immediately.

• THE TOP TEN CHECKLIST TO EDIT YOUR OWN WRITING by Judy Cullins - Whether you are writing a book, an article, or your Web site sales copy, you need to know that your words speak well for you.

• TIME TO WRITE by Dan Poynter - How long does it take to write a book? That’s like asking “how much is a car?” It depends on a great many things. According to Brenner Information Group, on the average, it takes 475 hours to write fiction books and 725 hours to write nonfiction.

• Tips on Writing a Book - Breaking Writer's Block by Joan Clout-Kruse - Do you get stuck? Does your writing slow down at times? Does a mental block affect you occasionally preventing you from continuing your writing? If so then it's time to put lots of energy and enthusiasm in your life to get that writing passion going again. You are not a machine so it is natural that you would slow down at times.

• Top Nine Essential Hot-Selling Points to Make Every Part of Your Book a Sales Tool by Judy Cullins - Every part of your book can be a sales tool. When you include the below tips, you will have a roadmap to follow to keep your writing organized and compelling, and you'll sell more books than you ever dreamed of!

• TOP TEN TIPS TO GET STARTED WRITING YOUR BOOK by Judy Cullins - You are far more likely to successfully write and publish your book if you follow these tips before you write a single chapter.

• Want a New Career Challenge? Try Writing a How-To or Self-Help Book - Writing a book about your expertise in a specific industry or even business in general is an excellent way to expand your business and branch out into speaking and consulting.

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