by Rachel Davis | May 12, 2021 | Nonfiction Writing, Published Authors & Books
An investment expert’s personal “finance manual” becomes a book. After many years making mistakes, then finally perfecting his investment strategy, Pat Keogh believes he’s found the best formula to provide investors and their families with a stable, prosperous... 
by Rachel Davis | Apr 28, 2021 | How to write a book, Memoir, Nonfiction Writing
A memoir is a powerful tool that allows you to share your story and benefit others. Memoirs can encourage, uplift, inspire, and offer insight. However, your success as a memoirist depends on choosing the right topic. Before you brainstorm possible topics, it helps to... 
by Rachel Davis | Apr 14, 2021 | Memoir, Nonfiction Writing, Published Authors & Books
Coauthors explore the timeless lessons of eating disorder recovery, from the ‘80s to now. Missy Kelley and Alayna Burke might seem an unlikely pair of coauthors because of their age difference. Alayna is a senior in high school; Missy came of age in the ‘80s. But... 
by Rachel Davis | Mar 3, 2021 | Author Tools, How to publish a book, How to write a book, Nonfiction Writing, Self Help Book, Storytelling, Writing Nonfiction
Best Practices for Writing in the Self-Help Genre As an aspiring self-help author, you probably have the desire to help others. After all, the self-help genre doesn’t just inform or entertain; it aims to solve problems. However, writing a self-help book requires more... 
by Rachel Davis | Feb 3, 2021 | How to write a book, Nonfiction Writing, Select Uncategorized, Writing Nonfiction, Writing Tips
How to choose between different types of writing styles for your nonfiction book. Before you put pen to paper for your nonfiction book, you need to know the different styles of writing used for nonfiction and pick the style that best suits your project. When we say... 
by Rachel Davis | Jan 20, 2021 | Author Tools, Nonfiction Writing, Self Help Book
Tina Asher wanted to write a book for stressed-out professionals, but needed guidance to get it done. Tina Asher knows what it’s like to feel off-balance. Her entire world was unbalanced for decades as she rode the “hamster wheel” of a demanding career. It left her... 