Have you ever wanted to write a book, but never knew where to start? Well your problems are over with this simple and easy book to follow about Creative Writing. It will take you from your story idea and help you develop it, stage by stage until you are ready to send it to a publisher or agency. It will also help some of the more experienced writers' too. You will learn how to use a crash chart, flow chart, research systems, know the basics of punctuation, writing from given sentences and paragraphs and much, much more. Creative writing is not such an eyebrow subject as many think. If you have the will to write and a great idea, then this is the book you need. The author has spent many years teaching the subject of Creative writing and also taught for three terms at his local college and then went on to organize further courses privately at the Doncaster Central Library, South Yorkshire UK. Keith decided after many people said he should write a book on creative writing, to do just that. It is aimed mainly at those who are struggling to make a start on a story, but are eluded by all the dogma some people create around the subject. Creative writing is a feeling within, but sometimes you need a little direction, this book will give you that direction and take you down the road to completing your first book, or make a current one much better.
Now is the time to get to grips with that long awaited ambition of creating your own masterpiece and who knows, it might be the next big thing in the publishing world. Nobody can do it for you, it's down to you, you are the one to get the job done. All you need is that little kick start to get you going, this book could be the kick start you're looking for. You'll never get writers' block when you learn how to use the flow chart that Keith originally developed in 1997. This book has the updated version and it works so smoothly that anyone can follow it. This book also has exercises to help the new writer along and to help you get the feeling of progress in your writing skills.
Give it a try, it's cheap enough and might be the best purchase you've ever made. Keith still runs his writing courses in Doncaster. His email address is at the end of the book so you can contact him to seek advice or join him on his course days. Good luck with your first novel, or one you want to improve.
Now is the time to get to grips with that long awaited ambition of creating your own masterpiece and who knows, it might be the next big thing in the publishing world. Nobody can do it for you, it's down to you, you are the one to get the job done. All you need is that little kick start to get you going, this book could be the kick start you're looking for. You'll never get writers' block when you learn how to use the flow chart that Keith originally developed in 1997. This book has the updated version and it works so smoothly that anyone can follow it. This book also has exercises to help the new writer along and to help you get the feeling of progress in your writing skills.
Give it a try, it's cheap enough and might be the best purchase you've ever made. Keith still runs his writing courses in Doncaster. His email address is at the end of the book so you can contact him to seek advice or join him on his course days. Good luck with your first novel, or one you want to improve.
