Imagine being introduced as an author …
Joining the likes of JK Rowling, Steven King, even Shakespeare. Well maybe that's a bit of a stretch ... you never know!
Celebrating the arrival of my first book!
Writing a book is a dream of many.
It is on your bucket list. Maybe you've written an outline. Yet you haven’t really taken the steps to find out what is involved.
You talk about it with friends, colleagues, you see other books out there on the same topic and wonder ... why not me?
You have the passion, the subject matter expertise, yet something isn’t clicking.
Let’s change that today!
Welcome, I’m delighted to meet you.
My phone rang on the morning of December 4, 2001. “Would you like to write a book?”
It was McGraw-Hill calling. Yes, they called me!
Publishers are looking for people who have a compelling topic. That could be you. However, they need to know who you are and what you have to offer.
Needless to say, I said yes and my book is now in nine languages - which is totally weird since I can only read the English version.
Hear what I learned from working with a global publisher as well as self-publishing.
My situation was writing non-fiction. Some of this can be true for children’s books, fiction, technical writing and other forms. However, I want to be honest that my experience was in the business space not poetry or something else like that.
Join me for the inaugural cohort on Saturday, March 26th starting at 12 pm EST.
We’ll have two 90-minute sessions so you are not rushed and you’ll meet others who want to write a book.
I’ve done this workshop in-person many times … now I’m taking it virtual.
Since it is the first time I am taking this to an online format, you are getting a discounted rate.
$97
(up to February 28th)
$147
(regular price)
$197
(after March 24th)
The course will be recorded so you can revisit the sessions afterwards.
Yes ... having said that, I encourage you to attend the session and listen to the recording to catch things you missed the first time. That way you can pay attention to the content, take some notes and then fill in anything you want to revisit.
Fantastic question and I have a happy answer. Books with lots of competition are more likely to do well. Why? There's a market for them. Romance novels, cookbooks, crime thrillers are top sellers. It's good news to have competition.
Join us for the course. You'll learn how to share your story!
Something else you want to know? Just send me an email ... Diane@DianeDarling.com
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