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Fearless Creativity by Beth Mende Conny
Fearless Creativity
Bring dream projects to life
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My First Book Sale by Beth Mende Conny
My First Book Sale

Six authors tell all
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What to Say When Talking to Yourself by Beth Mende Conny
What to Say When Talking to Yourself
Inspire yourself
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The Art of Schmooze by Beth Mende Conny
The Art of Schmooze
Become a confident schmoozer
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The 9 Biggest Writing Myths by Beth Mende Conny
The 9 Biggest Writing Myths
Move beyond them
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I have Great Idea for a Book (or Do I?) by Beth Mende Conny
I have Great Idea for a Book (or Do I?)
Choose the perfect book idea
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More of Beth's Books

Author Beth Mende Conny, M.A.Welcome

I'm Beth Mende Conny, and I hope you'll stay awhile, take advantage of all the site offers and leave here a better — or at least more inspired — writer.

When I founded WriteDirections in 1999, my goal was to make the writing road less bumpy and more fulfilling. I also wanted to share the lessons I've learned, too often the hard way. Here's one of the most important:

Writing isn't rocket science.

Really, when you think about it, it's just a bunch of words on a page. Getting them to work together and grab the attention of readers — now that's the challenge. WriteDirections will help you meet it.

Enjoy what you find, put it to use, then pass it along. Writing, like good times, is to be shared. With you on the writing road,

Beth Mende Conny

 

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“What publishers most want to see in a book proposal”

If you are an unpublished author, or even a much-published author, the hardest thing you will have to do is convince a publisher to offer you a contract. Why? Because writing is a business, and a publisher has to be sure your words will sell. It is your book proposal that does the selling. This article shows you how to write one that proves your book will be a financial winner. Read more

Meditation

“Where to begin?”

What's the best place to begin a writing project? At the only place you can: the beginning. Wherever the heck that may be. Ultimately, one beginning is as good as the next.  Beginnings, after all, are first steps. They create momentum, and momentum is all you need initially. Second steps are secondary. More meditations

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“Writing is a heartache”

If you're a writer, you know how your heart aches to express itself.

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