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Writing and Publishing Tips





You have always dreamed of becoming an author. You have a fantastic idea that will make a great story. But… Where do you start? 
It can all seem rather daunting, but don't let that put you off. Think of it as an exciting journey of discovery — the beginning of a new and beautiful romance. However, as with life, you will find that what works for one writer may not work for another. What you need to do is find out what works for you.

The links below may help answer some of your questions. Please note, many of these links take you to other blogs and websites.
How to start writing a book
How to hook your reader in chapter 1

How to write believable characters. 
How to write memorable characters

How to write a backstory.

How to write dialogue. 

Four steps for writing romantic relationships that make sense

How to build a scene
Foreshadowing, what is it?

How (and when) to use documents in historical fiction

How to outline a novel
 How to banish writer's block
How to write historical fiction in 10 easy steps

10 essential research tips for historical fiction writers.

50+ top online research resources for historical fiction writers.

5 steps to writing a series

Storming the convention of Historical Fiction

Historical Writers Forum and advice group
Computer software for authors

Tips on editing

Understanding Copyright: 5 things new authors should know

How to make a living as a writer
6 steps to a Traditional Publishing deal
Frequently asked questions about literary agents
How to publish a book on Amazon
How to publish a book on Barnes and Noble
What is an ISBN and do you need one?

What is legal deposit (UK)?







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The Coffee Pot Book Club

Mary Anne Yarde
The Coffee Pot Book Club (formally Myths, Legends, Books, and Coffee Pots) was founded in 2015. Our goal was to create a platform that would help Historical Fiction, Historical Romance and Historical ...more
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