Writing Coach & Nonfiction Publishing Expert
Writing Coach & Nonfiction Publishing Expert
Nonfiction book coach Nancy Erickson, known as The Book Professor, helps aspiring authors write nonfiction books that change lives, save lives, and transform society. Work with a nonfiction book consultant to learn how to write and publish a book that will establish you as an expert in your field, build your credibility, and attract a following.
Through her editing services, group book writing classes for executives, and nonfiction group book coaching, Nancy guides aspiring writers in how to write a book, how to structure your book, how to publish a nonfiction book, and how to promote your book for success – all in less than one year.
If you’re not a writer, don’t worry. You don’t have to have one sentence written, and you do not have to be a professional writer to publish a powerful nonfiction book. You need to simply have an idea – and the commitment to see the process through.
The ultimate guide to writing a nonfiction book. This book addresses all reasons you may balk at writing your book and gives you the motivation and steps to start writing.
Producing a professional book begins with professional-quality writing, which may feel like a big barrier to you because you don’t think you write well. First-time authors need help to craft and develop a message that resonates with readers.
Before you begin, you must start with the structure of the book and then layer on good writing. Then you can work with professionals to design a beautiful cover and interior for your book. But even if you get the design elements exactly right, they can’t compensate for a poorly written book.
Nancy Erickson is a thought-leader in the publishing industry, and her step-by-step method that helps people who aren’t writers become authors of high-impact nonfiction books is laid out in this book.
Do you want to accelerate and intensify the process of writing your book? One-to-one coaching may be the option for you.
Our most popular option. Write your book with the support of other aspiring authors in an online group program.
For those with a smaller budget, you can experience our book writing and publishing class in this self-directed online course
Call it what you want — transmitter, network, bullhorn — distribution is the vital infrastructure that broadcasts authors’ messages. Without distribution, there is no discovery , no matter how brilliant the content.
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Writing your book is a lot like going to school. You have this major project that you work and work and work on, and you think you’ll never get finished, you’ll never get out of school. Then one day—voilà! It’s over! You have your book in hand, and you can start doing the other things you love again. The year it takes to write your book is going to pass anyway.
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Some people look at writing a book as something to check off their “bucket list.” While it feels good to mentally check off items on our bucket list, let’s not wait until we’re old to learn the value of writing a book! Let me explain.
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In spite of what you might read or watch in the news, people are still providing solutions and changing the world. In my world, that’s done one reader at a time. Think about what you’ve learned and how you can be a force that changes lives, saves lives, or transforms society. Don’t waste your pain and struggles. Hire a writing coach online and share your experiences with the world, put them to work, and let the mess become the messenger—the messenger of hope and help.
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Don’t despair. I firmly believe that our problems – every one of them – can be solved.The answers are trapped inside of people like you, and when you simply share your experiences and what you’ve learned, what you know, what you’ve discovered, or what you’ve developed, you can actually change lives, save lives, and transform society.
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Several years ago, I wrote a book that I planned to self-publish. My company, BookBaby, didn’t have its own in-house editing service yet, so I decided to use an outside firm. The first step was to send them my manuscript. After mailing it over, I remember thinking, “Hey, I’m a journalist. I know my way around a comma. There shouldn’t be too much revision necessary.”
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