Startup Author Hacks: Conquer Fear of Writing with Tweets, Napkin Notes, False Starts & Crazy Dreams

By

Douglas Glenn Clark

IF NOT NOW, AUTHOR, WHEN?

Have you always wanted to write? Maybe you want to tell your stories or grow a freelance writing business. Or maybe you want to publish your work.

So what is stopping you? Fear of the blank page? 

Writers of all kinds hate that feeling. But there is no need to start with a blank page! Begin with doodles, notes and raw copy you already have! Here's how!

BONUS INSTRUCTION (at end of book for freelancers) 

Startup Author Hacks is a method designed to fast-track your writing and book dreams by piecing together rough ideas, notions, epiphanies! (And crazy dreams.)

My name is Douglas Glenn Clark. I began my career as a playwright, then became a journalist for daily newspapers, including the Los Angeles Daily News. I'm also a published author of fiction and nonfiction. Meeting deadlines is essential. 

That's why I wrote this book. I needed a fast process to stay prolific. That's when I began to see gold in my raw jottings, notes about dreams, transcripts of interviews and social media posts. 

Gather all those diamonds in the rough, organize, then shape them into chapters. This can be a lot of fun—and speed you along the trail to completion of your project. 

There is more to my method than that. My method has helped nonfiction writers, screenwriters and anyone who has a story to tell in some form. I include short detailed instruction, with BONUS lessons at the end of the book.

Grab your copy now!  And send me your questions!  I love to help writers write!

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