Top book coach Jennie Nash teaches you how to think about Memoir in a whole new way. -Joelle Delbourgo, President and Founder, Joelle Delbourgo Associates Literary Agency This process saved me YEARS of bumbling about in the dark! -Michelle Dempsey-Multack, podcaster and author of Moms Moving On: Real-Life Advice on Conquering Divorce, Co-Parenting Through Conflict, and Becoming Your Best Self Jennie.
I will recommend this book to all my clients.
Her clients consistently produce excellent proposals sure to garner attention from literary agents who can help them to land that coveted publishing deal.
Jennie is something of a magician.
She offers up a proven method that helps writers to find their voice, identify their readers, hone their message, and organize their thoughts.
Praise for Blueprint for a Nonfiction Book Jennie Nash may just be the best nonfiction book coach around.
She is the author of Blueprint for a Book: Build Your Novel from the Inside Out
Read Books All Day and Get Paid for It: The Business of Book Coaching; and nine other books.
Jennie Nash is the creator of the book coach certification program at Author Accelerator and has taught hundreds of book coaches and thousands of writers how to use the Blueprint for a Book system to help them produce their best work in the most efficient way.
All you need to take advantage of the Blueprint is a story you want to share with the world and the willingness to take a few weeks to work through 14 tough questions.
Blueprint for a Memoir is a step-by-step process for defining what you want to say, deciding what to leave out, and crafting a pitch to the industry professionals who can bring it life.
The Blueprint method will help you understand how to approach the work of writing Memoir so that you have the best chance of success in the marketplace.
If your intention is to publish your memoir, there are concepts you need to understand and decisions you need to make. -Monica Holloway, author of the memoirs Cowboy and Wills, and Remarrying Michael: My Second Marriage to my First Husband There is a big difference between writing Memoir for your own purposes-to share your legacy, to heal, to learn to write, because you are curious or called to do it-and writing Memoir for other people to read.
It\'s immensely helpful and constructive.
The surest thing a writer has, in a genre that\'s never that sure, is Jennie\'s hard won, no-stone-left-unturned Blueprint system.
Top book coach Jennie Nash teaches you how to think about Memoir in a whole new way
