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Index
Introduction: Why Write A Book? Part 1: Prepare to Write Your Book 1.1: The Proper Expectations for Writing Your Book 1.2: The Six Fears You (Could) Face Writing Your Book 1.3: How to Beat Your Fears (And Finish Your Book) Part 2: Position Your Book 2.1: What Is Book Positioning (And Why Does It Matter)? 2.2: Figure out Your Book Objectives 2.3: Figure out Your Audience 2.4: Figure out Your Book Idea 2.5: The North Star Check Part 3: Outline Your Book 3.1: Create Your Book Outline 3.2: Outline the Introduction 3.3: Outline the Conclusion Part 4: Write Your Book 4.1: How to Create Your Book Writing Plan 4.2: The Scribe Guide to Writing Effective Nonfiction 4.3: How to Write Your First Draft (The Vomit Method) 4.4: How to Write Your First Draft (The Scribe Method) Part 5: Edit Your Book 5.1: How to Edit Your Book 5.2: Should You Ask People for Feedback? Part 6: Finish Your Manuscript 6.1: Picking the Perfect Book Title 6.2: Write Your Book Dedication 6.3: Write Your Book Acknowledgments 6.4: Write Your Book Foreword 6.5: How to Get Incredible Blurbs for Your Book 6.6: Lock in Your Manuscript: Copyediting Part 7: Design Your Book 7.1: How to Write a Book Description That Sells 7.2: How to Write Your Author Bio (And Why It Matters) 7.3: How to Take the Right Author Photo 7.4: How to Get a Great Book Cover 7.5: Design Your Book Layout 7.6: How to Properly Price Your Book Part 8: Publish Your Book 8.1: How to Pick the Right Book Publishing Option 8.2: How Much Does It Cost to Self-Publish a Book? 8.3: Everything You Need to Know about Self-Publishing Book Distribution 8.4: How to Write a Nonfiction Book Proposal (with Template) Conclusion: Publish Your Book Part 9: Reference Material 9.1: Realistic and Unrealistic Expectations for a Book 9.2: How Writing a Book Can Build Your Brand 9.3: How to Make Money with Your Book 9.4: What’s the (Intangible) Impact of a Book? 9.5: How Much Should You “Give Away” in Your Book? The Question of Advertorial vs. Editorial Content 9.6: How Much of Your Story Should Be in Your Book? 9.7: Don’t Put Everything You Know in One Book 9.8: Everything You Need to Know about Book Chapters 9.9: How Do You Beat Writer’s Block? 9.10: The Only Software You Need to Write a Book is Already on Your Computer 9.11: How People Really Judge a Book About the Authors
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