by Rachel Davis | Jun 12, 2020 | Book Coach, How to publish a book, How to write a book, Nonfiction Writing, Published Authors & Clients, Self Publishing, Writing, Writing Nonfiction
After a tough “first book” experience, Dr. Kathy Maupin turned to The Book Professor® for help with the second volume. Dr. Kathy Maupin spent 30 years in obstetrics and gynecology before midlife health challenges set her on a new course. After a hysterectomy at age...
by The Book Professor | Jun 28, 2019 | Book Writing Software, How to write a book, Self Publishing
We recently talked about the importance of marketing your book online. Today, I want to give you some online tools you can use for writing your book. During the process of writing your nonfiction book, you’ll find that there are many potential pitfalls—organization,...
by The Book Professor | May 10, 2019 | Book Marketing, Self Publishing
When you’re looking for your next read, how do you shop? I don’t know about you, but I like to ask my friends for recommendations. They can’t all know my exacting tastes, but when I hear glowing reviews or repeated recommendations from several...
by The Book Professor | Apr 3, 2019 | Self Publishing, Writing
If you’ve never written a book, how would you know how to get started? Some people just sit down and start writing. But they soon discover that all the ideas that have been rattling around in their head have no form, no shape. What comes out is like a spaghetti mess—a...
by The Book Professor | Mar 7, 2019 | Self Publishing
An E-Book stands for electronic book, which is a digital version of your manuscript. E-books consist of text, images, or both. They can be read on most mobile devices; including smartphones, like the iPhone or Android; tablets, like an iPad or Surface; and eReaders,...
by The Book Professor | Feb 22, 2019 | Self Publishing, Uncategorized
I own a professional publishing company and receive numerous submissions each year from writers who want to be published. I strictly work with nonfiction, so the manuscripts are usually from non-professional writers who have experienced or learned something that will...
