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    Project Management for Writers: Gate 1 – What?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #2
    Project Management for Writers: Gate 2 – Who/Where?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #3
    Diary of a Scaredy Cat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #1
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    Wordsworth Writers' Guides Series

    By Diane Wordsworth

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    About this series

    The hugely successful Diary of a Scaredy Cat, Diane Wordsworth's account of her first year as she tried to get back onto the writing ladder, is finally followed by the long awaited Diary of a Pussycat, which continues the story.

     

    Originally written as part of Diane's blog Tales From Baggins Bottom, Diary of a Pussycat transferred to Words Worth Writing, and it follows the next twelve months in her recent writing life.

     

    This anthology includes practical writing exercises every week not previously published on the blog.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDiane Wordsworth
    Release dateJan 10, 2018
    Project Management for Writers: Gate 1 – What?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #2
    Project Management for Writers: Gate 2 – Who/Where?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #3
    Diary of a Scaredy Cat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      Diary of a Scaredy Cat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #1
      Diary of a Scaredy Cat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #1

      Diary of a Scaredy Cat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #1

      Diane Wordsworth
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      Diary of a Scaredy Cat: a year in the life of a frightened writer Diane Wordsworth was struggling to get back into the swing of being a full-time freelance writer. She'd done it very well in the past, thank you very much. But years of editing books for various publishers had taken her out of the discipline of the freelance writing world and she needed to get back in. When she met her future husband in 2013, he very quickly encouraged her to gradually do more of her own work while he supported her as best he could. This is Diane's account of that first year as she tried to get back onto the writing ladder. It was written as part of her blog, Tales From Baggins Bottom. But this anthology includes 165 practical writing exercises not previously published.

      Diary of a Scaredy Cat: a year in the life of a frightened writer Diane Wordsworth was struggling to get back into the swing of being a full-time freelance writer. She'd done it very well in the past, thank you very much. But years of editing books for various publishers had taken her out of the discipline of the freelance writing world and she needed to get back in. When she met her future husband in 2013, he very quickly encouraged her to gradually do more of her own work while he supported her as best he could. This is Diane's account of that first year as she tried to get back onto the writing ladder. It was written as part of her blog, Tales From Baggins Bottom. But this anthology includes 165 practical writing exercises not previously published.

    • 2

      Project Management for Writers: Gate 1 – What?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #2
      Project Management for Writers: Gate 1 – What?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #2

      Project Management for Writers: Gate 1 – What?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #2

      Diane Wordsworth
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      Book 1 of a 5-book series.   In my many years as a freelance writer, I must have read hundreds of books on the subject of how to write. In that time, I've picked things up, tried them or not tried them, and either cast them to one side or adopted them. As new books have come along, I've had a look, and if I've liked what I've seen, I've tried something new. Sometimes these things work, sometimes they don't.   However, in all of that time, I still failed to find a book that tells me what to do when and in what order, and I've tried to work it out for myself.   With the help of a project management coach, I now believe that I have finally found a system that works for me. If you want a step-by-step guide telling you what to do when, then perhaps this system may work for you too.   This is not a book on how to write, it's a book on how to decide what to write when. 

      Book 1 of a 5-book series.   In my many years as a freelance writer, I must have read hundreds of books on the subject of how to write. In that time, I've picked things up, tried them or not tried them, and either cast them to one side or adopted them. As new books have come along, I've had a look, and if I've liked what I've seen, I've tried something new. Sometimes these things work, sometimes they don't.   However, in all of that time, I still failed to find a book that tells me what to do when and in what order, and I've tried to work it out for myself.   With the help of a project management coach, I now believe that I have finally found a system that works for me. If you want a step-by-step guide telling you what to do when, then perhaps this system may work for you too.   This is not a book on how to write, it's a book on how to decide what to write when. 

    • 3

      Project Management for Writers: Gate 2 – Who/Where?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #3
      Project Management for Writers: Gate 2 – Who/Where?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #3

      Project Management for Writers: Gate 2 – Who/Where?: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #3

      Diane Wordsworth
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      Book 2 of a 5-book series   In my many years as a freelance writer, I must have read hundreds of books on the subject of how to write. In that time, I've picked things up, tried them or not tried them, and either cast them to one side or adopted them. As new books have come along, I've had a look, and if I've liked what I've seen, I've tried something new. Sometimes these things work, sometimes they don't.   However, in all of that time, I still failed to find a book that tells me what to do when and in what order, and I've tried to work it out for myself.   With the help of a project management coach, I now believe that I have finally found a system that works for me. If you want a step-by-step guide telling you what to do when, then perhaps this system may work for you too.   This is not a book on how to write, it's a book on how to decide what to write when. 

      Book 2 of a 5-book series   In my many years as a freelance writer, I must have read hundreds of books on the subject of how to write. In that time, I've picked things up, tried them or not tried them, and either cast them to one side or adopted them. As new books have come along, I've had a look, and if I've liked what I've seen, I've tried something new. Sometimes these things work, sometimes they don't.   However, in all of that time, I still failed to find a book that tells me what to do when and in what order, and I've tried to work it out for myself.   With the help of a project management coach, I now believe that I have finally found a system that works for me. If you want a step-by-step guide telling you what to do when, then perhaps this system may work for you too.   This is not a book on how to write, it's a book on how to decide what to write when. 

    • 4

      Diary of a Pussycat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #4
      Diary of a Pussycat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #4

      Diary of a Pussycat: Wordsworth Writers' Guides, #4

      Diane Wordsworth
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      The hugely successful Diary of a Scaredy Cat, Diane Wordsworth's account of her first year as she tried to get back onto the writing ladder, is finally followed by the long awaited Diary of a Pussycat, which continues the story.   Originally written as part of Diane's blog Tales From Baggins Bottom, Diary of a Pussycat transferred to Words Worth Writing, and it follows the next twelve months in her recent writing life.   This anthology includes practical writing exercises every week not previously published on the blog.

      The hugely successful Diary of a Scaredy Cat, Diane Wordsworth's account of her first year as she tried to get back onto the writing ladder, is finally followed by the long awaited Diary of a Pussycat, which continues the story.   Originally written as part of Diane's blog Tales From Baggins Bottom, Diary of a Pussycat transferred to Words Worth Writing, and it follows the next twelve months in her recent writing life.   This anthology includes practical writing exercises every week not previously published on the blog.

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    Diane Wordsworth

    Diane Wordsworth was born and bred in Solihull in the West Midlands when it was still Warwickshire. She started to write for magazines in 1985 and became a full-time freelance photojournalist in 1996. In 1998 she became sub-editor for several education trade magazines and started to edit classroom resources, textbooks and non-fiction books. In 2004 Diane moved from the Midlands to South Yorkshire where she edited an in-house magazine for an international steel company for six years. She still edits and writes on a freelance basis.

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