Even a Cave Dweller Knew Nonfiction Works Best with Stories
What can modern nonfiction authors learn from paleolithic cave art creators?
What can modern nonfiction authors learn from paleolithic cave art creators?
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I think everyone should write a book. The world knows this. I say so on LinkedIn and in this blog on a regular basis.
But the truth is, writing doesn’t come naturally to everyone. In fact, too many people say they aren’t writing a book because they’re just not writers.
Well, most first-time authors I meet aren’t “bad at writing.” They graduated from fifth grade. They know how to put a sentence together. To create paragraphs. To convey an idea.
The problem isn’t the writing; the problem is that they’re trying to write a book before they actually have one.
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Writers are always asking me some version of this one big, anxious question: “Am I ready?” Am I ready to invest the time in writing […]
No matter your age, reading and writing will help grow your brain and defend against dementia. The earlier you start, the better.
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