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Write Every Day

How to Write Faster, and Write More (Rock Your Writing)

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Write Every Day

By: Cathy Yardley
Narrated by: Cathy Yardley
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Do you want to write more novels? Maybe you're having trouble finding time to write in a busy, jam-packed week.

Maybe you're exhausted when you do manage to carve out some time to write.

Or maybe, when you’ve got the time and energy, you either waste time and then wonder where the day went… or you face a blank page, unable to type “anything decent.”

Pinpoint what’s stopping you - and find real solutions.

Write Every Day is specifically geared for fiction authors who are juggling busy home lives, work lives, and the new pressures to “build a platform” while simultaneously producing more books.

Instead of rote advice (i.e. “just get your butt in the chair and write”) it gives clear instructions for zeroing in on what’s really preventing you from writing, and then offers a selection of simple suggested solutions to carve out more time, get more focus, and gently dissolve writer’s block.

Similar to other books in the Rock Your Writing series, Write Every Day takes a wealth of resource material and distills it down into one clear, helpful approach.

©2013, 2014 Cathy Yardley Wilson (P)2014 Cathy Yardley Wilson
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Really liked this book and will be using the suggestions.

I really enjoyed the personality that Cathy showed and even found myself laughing out loud as I listened.

Really useful and entertaining.

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What did you like most about Write Every Day?

The book was broken down into sections about different problems that can strike writers such as fear, lack of time, lack of opportunity, and addressed each one by relating to the reader and then by suggesting various remedies.

This helped me, as someone who likes to write for leisure, but would like to take it further, to identify why I don’t write more and how I can start writing more.

There were some tips in there about getting words on the page too.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Write Every Day?

There are no characters in this book, it is a self-help book.

Which character – as performed by Cathy Yardley – was your favourite?

She read her own work very well.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I was not moved by this book, as it isn't a story as such, but I did find that Cathy was able to make all the situations she talks about relateable to me.

Any additional comments?

I liked this book and found it useful. I may listen to it again to recap on what she said, so it was definitely worth the money I paid for it.

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