063: 3 tips for writing your first draft (and working on rewrites)
Indie Author Weekly
English - June 09, 2020 05:00 - 13 minutes - 9.53 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratingsBooks Arts Society & Culture Personal Journals indie author self-publishing writing life authorpreneur book marketing how to write a book self-published new author romance novel book writing Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Welcome back to Indie Author Weekly, where I share my behind-the-scenes journey of writing and self-publishing books.
If you’re new to this podcast, I am a productivity strategist for multi-passionate creatives at SaganMorrow.com: I help people manage their time and energy effectively, through customized, actionable strategies that work for your unique life and business. When I’m not teaching about productivity to solopreneurs, I spend my time writing romance novels, and occasionally, business books. And that is what this podcast is all about: the adventures of the author life.
Now let’s get into this episode of the Indie Author Weekly podcast. I’m currently working on rewrites and edits for my upcoming romantic comedy, Her Bad Idea, which is Book 7 in the Polyamorous Passions series. You can learn all about that series and read those books on your favourite e-bookstore, or visit SaganMorrow.com/books.
While I was reviewing Her Bad Idea and starting to do the rewrites, some thoughts came to mind that I wanted to share with you. Consider this a little writing pep talk! These are a few good reminders to think about when you are writing your first draft of a book, and then starting to work on the rewrites.
There are 3 points I want to make today… TUNE IN to this episode for 3 tips for writing your first draft (and working on rewrites).
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