At the end of this series, I may turn this into an ebook which will be free to download.
Writing a book can be difficult, but if other people can do it, why can’t you? You never know, you could be the next great novelist of our time.

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To be a good writer all you need is the right amount of passion and a gentle nudge into the right direction. That is what this series will basically be doing. The important thing is to try, and don’t make excuses as to why you can’t be a writer.

If you think time is a restraint, think about other writers. They are most likely dealing with children, husbands pets, running their home and in some cases their other job. Yet they still find the time to write. Create a schedule for yourself and devote at least an hour or two a day to writing your book.

Remember, some things can’t be learned but other parts can. This concludes the Introduction to the How to write a novel series and be on the look out for part one. For now, just choose your writing spot and stock up on paper, pens and/or pencils. If your using a computer, do the same because there are some things you might need to jot down.

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