reviews
Oct 29, 2011
I came to “Writing Spiritual Books: A Bestselling Writer's Guide to Successful Publication” via another how-to book by Deborah Levine Herman and understand why Levine-Herman spoke so highly of both this book and its author, Hal Zina Bennett.
While this book is intensely geared for non-fiction spiritual writers, there is much to be gained for spiritual fiction writers too.
The practical guidance on how to approach writing a book is easy to read and digest, well set out and hi More...
While this book is intensely geared for non-fiction spiritual writers, there is much to be gained for spiritual fiction writers too.
The practical guidance on how to approach writing a book is easy to read and digest, well set out and hi More...
Apr 15, 2008
There are few types of writing that are as personal as writing about one's beliefs or spiritual experiences. Unlike fiction where a writer can hide behind imagination and creativity or technical non-fiction where the author can remain emotionally unavailable, the author of spiritual material must share him or herself fully with their readers in order to give them insight into the literature or an understanding of how this material pertains their life.
Writing Spiritual Books emphasiz More...
Writing Spiritual Books emphasiz More...
Nov 15, 2009
I've read this book several times now. Going back and scan reading it because my intuition says I need to learn something again from this book. Not sure what yet.
I decided to set this one back on the shelf for now.
I decided to set this one back on the shelf for now.
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