Become an Author in 29 Days

The No-Nonsense Guide to Writing & Publishing Your First Non-Fiction Book

By: Steven Tully

Narrated by: Craig Thomasson

Length: 3 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

There’s a great book inside of you.... Let’s get it out.

I know you’ve got an amazing story to tell - and a book screaming to be published.

I also know that you’ve got some psychological blocks to doing the work, doubts about sharing your writing with the world, and worries about how long the whole process is going to take or how much it’ll cost.

I know because I’ve been there. Every author has been there.

Becoming an author isn’t as difficult or daunting as it may seem at first. And thanks to the publishing world opening up via Amazon.com, ordinary people like you and I can achieve what countless writers never could - and proudly hold our own published book in our hands.

Become an Author in 29 Days: The No-Nonsense Guide to Writing & Self-Publishing Your First Non-Fiction Book will improve your writing skills, supercharge your productivity levels, and walk you through each step of the publishing process.

I’m Steven Tully, an author who has successfully self-published 10 books over the past three years, and I now work as a full-time independent author.

I also spent 15 years working in the media - including two stints as an editor of weekly newspapers - and have therefore learnt the best to produce engaging content, emotionally connect with audiences, and create the most impactful stories.

Doesn’t matter if you’re an average writer. Part one of this book has simple, yet very powerful, writing tips that can transform your craft.

The second part of this book is more like a self-publishing roadmap, taking you from completed manuscript to published author (and your book being available to millions of listeners all over the world).

In Become an Author in 29 Days you’ll learn:

• How to overcome the psychological blocks holding you back from producing your first nonfiction book
• How to identify the perfect book topic for you so that there are no more doubts or hesitation
• A series of tips and simple methods for seriously improving the quality of your writing
• Ways to increase your productivity levels big time...allowing you to complete your book much quicker than you expected
• Why self-publishing your book is much cheaper than you think - and how to get a helping hand from professionals
• How to engage better with listeners, connect with them on an emotional level, and make your writing more relatable and powerful
• All the important elements of a good chapter, the ideal format, and tweaks you can make to ensure it all flows perfectly
• A variety of self-publishing skills that may have seemed confusing or overwhelming at first

Looking for the best books on becoming an author? You don't need to look any further.

The publishing advice in this book could save you many months, or even years, of frustration.

Best of all: It’ll help you become an author in a matter of weeks, if you wish, rather than months or years.

Let’s get started on that book of yours. Order your copy of Become an Author in 29 Days today.

©2020 Steven Tully (P)2020 Steven Tully

Motivating!

Makes the writing process seem much easier, I feel motivated to get started. How motivating!

Perfect for beginners.

I’d say this is the ideal book for someone still developing their writing skills… It's perfect!

Books about books!

Quick 3 hour listen and saves me weeks or month of frustration. 5 stars for this!

Big impact.

I loved the quote in the book “stop stealing from people who need you”. A kick up the ass to get our books finished!

Tips and tricks!

Lots of tips and tricks here. The author shares some clever ways he improved his writing.

Enjoyable!

Enjoyable! I give it five stars. Excited to get a helping hand from a professional.

It's informative.

This one's educational about the digital publishing era, and quite funny in parts. How informative.

become an author.

I’ve already published a non-fiction book but the title of this one intrigued me. Glad I did, as I learned some more for my next book in the series.

Average

I'm giving it a 3-star rating as I didn’t learn anything particularly great. An average one.

Not the best.

Didn’t like the narrator’s accent – don’t even know if it was English or Irish??