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Apparently, there’s a series of free booklets like this one designed to help you with different aspects of indie writing. At 40 pages, this is valuable information with no filler. I especially liked the advice to drip-feed information into the story. Great analogy and makes perfect sense to keep a story moving. Mark Dawson is a successful indie author with a blog called the Self-Publishing Formula where you can access lots of information, courses, and podcasts. So, I was a little confused at the end when “About the Author” didn’t mention him but the woman who co-wrote it. At any rate, this is well worth reading.


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Writing A PageTurner Five Editing Maxims to Make Your Book Irresistible edition by Self Publishing Formula Reference eBooks Reviews

This book was an easy read filled with great tips for the writer to keep in mind. I highly recommend it.
Thanks for the book.
How can I describe this book in 20 words? Easy. Cut to the chase and keep it simple. Good advice.
I write sales materials, not fiction. I do a lot of video scripts. You give some helpful ideas to keep my viewers on the video. Thanks.
This is my first 'go to' book as I search for places I interrupt my readers, causing them to disengage. This book is direct and to the point, not wasting a single word. A great reference for every author and a must-have for new writers.
Talk about timely! My manuscript has been languishing on various hard drives, waiting for Serious Revision. I have read many books and articles, but nothing pulled it all together for me like this short, easy to read, no fluff ebook.
I recommend this to any writer who is wondering how to make their manuscript shine. And doesn't want to spend a lot of time learning how to do it.
I'm getting a lot out of this book. If you're serious about writing, buy this and read it.
If you think you know what he's going to say, think again. It's always good to be reminded of the important bits of writing.
Apparently, there’s a series of free booklets like this one designed to help you with different aspects of indie writing. At 40 pages, this is valuable information with no filler. I especially liked the advice to drip-feed information into the story. Great analogy and makes perfect sense to keep a story moving. Mark Dawson is a successful indie author with a blog called the Self-Publishing Formula where you can access lots of information, courses, and podcasts. So, I was a little confused at the end when “About the Author” didn’t mention him but the woman who co-wrote it. At any rate, this is well worth reading.