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How to Write a Bestselling Memoir
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★ New York Times bestselling author of the Old Fools series. ★
Updated 2020
- How does one write, publish and promote a memoir?
- How does one become a bestselling author?
Victoria Twead is the British author of the hugely successful Old Fools memoir series. Even before her books hit the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists, emails flooded in seeking her advice. Drawing from many years of experience, Victoria has produced this handbook which offers a wealth of information and tips to the memoir writer. It is crammed with Victoria Twead's secrets and will guide you simply through the whole process of producing a bestselling memoir.
"Victoria Twead opens a window into the world of a bestselling author and shares the insider secrets that helped her get there. How to Write a Bestselling Memoir is a must-read, not just for memoir writers, but for any author hoping to take their book to the next level." CJ McDaniel - CEO of Adazing Book Marketing and author of Beating the Bestseller.
Genre: Language Arts & Disciplines, Style Manuals
Format: Paperback
Published: 2013
Pages: 40
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781490930695
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