How To Write A Book In 48 Hours

How to Write a Book in 48 Hours

Do you have a book idea but can't spend months writing it?This concise guide will help streamline your process to get your book published inrecord time. Author of five books, Rich Lang will take you under his wing and show you his process to get your ideason "paper" and have a finished book in forty-eight hours. There arenumerous published books that tell you how to write a book but none that coverthe logistics of how to get the work done. When Rich was asked to write a bookin just forty-eight hours, he accepted the challenge.It was a chance for him to notate the complete process for streamliningcreation, research, and formatting to create a book. The techniquesreviewed in How to Write a Book in 48 Hours will focus on usingtranscription services, dictation, and other techniques to eliminate manual typing.The goal is to demonstrate to first-time authors how easy publishing a book canbe by simplifying the process. If you have an idea for a book but have not putit into action, then this guide will help inspire you and create a publishing planfor your first book. Order your copy now and discover how easypublishing a book can be.

Book Mastery

Tired of writing just 500 words a day? What if you were able to write that novel you've been working on for months in just 48 hours? Well, Book Mastery offers an elaborate and structured guide on how Zak bumped up his word count to 2000 words an hour and now writes a book every 48 hours without fail. In this book. you will learn: 1. How to generate ideas within 10 minutes. 2. How to plot your book within an hour. 3. The Reverse Pyramid technique. 4. A 3 Step formula for writing up to 2000 words an hour. 5. The art of captivation and how to hook readers in no time. 6. The essential requirements of a good book. 7. 47 ways to write better non-fiction content. 8. Productivity techniques that guarantee results. 9. The ultimate environment for optimum writing conditions. Don't waste another 90 days trying to write your first book!

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