Lilly, L. M.. Writing As A Second Career. #bk. 3

Read by L. M. Lilly

Writing and finishing a novel can feel overwhelming. If you're like most writers, you need to fit writing around other responsibilities and goals. Maybe you're working at a separate job or profession, raising a family, or pursuing a degree (or all of the above). But there's good news. No matter what else is happening in your life, you can write a novel in a year. The One-Year Novelist walks you through the steps week-by-week, taking you from idea to finished draft. It also includes ways to strengthen your commitment so you'll be sure to finish in a year. This book is for you if: - You've been meaning to write a novel for a while but aren't sure how to find the time - You started novels before but never quite made it to the finish line - You finished a novel before but felt like it took too long This plan will work whether you can follow the age-old advice of at writing the same time every week or day or whether you need more flexibility because you never have a regular schedule

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