Writer.
When people ask what we do, that's the answer we want to give.
Then additional questions come: How many books have we written? How often do we write? Where do we get our ideas? How did we start writing? What do we do about writer's block?
We sputter answers because we haven't really changed from thinking like a Hobby Writer to acting like a Professional Writer.
Transforming into a Pro Writer is the goal … and
Think like a Pro
will guide us through that transformation.
In seven lessons of practical application,
will change our mindset from Hobby Writer to Pro Writer. At that point, we look to the future: writing full-time, publishing several books a year, and living our lifelong dream.
The seven lessons are presented in seven chapters.
One Scary Word covers deadlines.
One Latin Phrase is Nulla dies sine linea, the mantra of several writers, including Leo Tolstoy: No Day without Lines.
One Guiding Decision examines plot options to structure our writing.
One Ancient Greek gives us Aristotle, the first to understand that characters drive our stories.
One Simple Injunction tells us the reason that Writer's Block Doesn't Exist.
One Slice of Advice explores how creativity can be sparked.
reminds us that we have One Resolution: Be a Writer.
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M.A. Lee played with writing for years before beginning her professional writing journey in 2015. Since then, under her pen names, she has published over 50 novels of historical mystery and fantasy, including epic and high fantasy. Look for her
Hearts in Hazard
series of Regency mysteries and the
Into Death
mystery series set around 1920. With Edie Roones, she writes short stories in the
Wild Sherwood
series.
In her nine guidebooks for writers, Lee's conversational style keeps information flowing easily and clearly for anyone wanting to improve their craft.