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    Ten Minute Author: Writers write. Authors finish. How to write your novel or non-fiction book one step at a time
    Ten Minute Author: Writers write. Authors finish. How to write your novel or non-fiction book one step at a time
    Ten Minute Author: Writers write. Authors finish. How to write your novel or non-fiction book one step at a time
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    Ten Minute Author: Writers write. Authors finish. How to write your novel or non-fiction book one step at a time

    Written by Kevin Partner

    Narrated by Kevin Partner

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    What turns a writer into an author? Finishing. 

    Do you want to finish your manuscript?

    Or, do you want to write more words in less time?

    Ten Minute Author is a concise book describing a beautifully simple but powerful technique for creating a daily writing habit to finish your next manuscript. And the one after that.

    Aimed at both the complete beginner and published authors who want to write more consistently, Ten Minute Author shows how a simple commitment to a daily writing practice can become the foundation of a successful career.

    Drawing on his experience of writing daily for over three years, author Kevin Partner provides a complete blueprint for setting up your new habit, including downloadable resources, online templates and a 28-day challenge to begin your writing streak.

    This is a short book about a simple habit with profound results.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScribbleit
    Release dateDec 21, 2020
    ISBN9780957451643
    Ten Minute Author: Writers write. Authors finish. How to write your novel or non-fiction book one step at a time

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      Don’t let it’s simplicity fool you. This is a well done book with a strong argument for trying the author’s “trick” to get yourself on the path to a finished book. Really makes sense.