Day Five - Drafting Chapter 30 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
PHONE-A-FRIEND
At this point, your story should feel pretty solid, which means you need to stress-test it seriously.
In the
Day Five - Drafting
Chapters 28 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Day Five - Drafting Chapter 28 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
RECORD AND LISTEN
With that step completed, it is time to move on to the next task which is the
Day Five - Drafting
Chapters 26 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Day Five - Drafting Chapter 26 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
I may have tricked you.
Mapping is essentiallyMapping is essentially your first draft. Look at that! You’ve already written
Caffeine: How coffee and tea created the modern world
I had forgotten about Michael Pollan.
Years ago, I read Botany of Desire and fell completely in love with his
Day Four - Mapping
Chapters 24 & 25 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Day Four - Mapping Chapters 24 & 25 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Mapping is the stage in which your book begins to take its actual form.
I highly recommend starting with a
Day Three - Summarizing Continued...Again
Chapters 22 & 23 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Day Three - Summarizing Continued...Again, Chapters 22 & 23 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
SPILL TWO
You should be feeling pretty comfortable with the direction and flow of your story now. To wrap up
Day Three - Summarizing Continued
Chapters 19 to 21 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Day Three - Summarizing Continued Chapters 19 to 21 of How to Write a Children's Book: a 7-day Workshop in a Book
Spill One
We have twoWe have two more steps to go.
Now that you’ve completed your sales description task,
