Writing Fiction As A Non-Fiction Writer Plus How To Launch Your Book With Tim Grahl: Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature,

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Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature, the Arthur C Clarke award opening up to indie authors. Plus, the launch of my new course, How to […]

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Writing Fiction As A Non-Fiction Writer Plus How To Launch Your Book With Tim Grahl: Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature,

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