Book Writing Inspiration
Here are blog posts and pages that should inspire you to create your book idea, write a great book, and share it with others.
Book Writing Inspiration
Ajay Ohri: The 8 Rules of Writing
Albus Dumbledore: On the Magic of Words
Andrew Stanton on the Power of Storytelling
Andy Rooney on Cookbooks and Diet Books
Apple: Here’s to the Crazy Ones
Are You Serious About Writing?
Arthur Plotnik on Writing and Editing
Ask E. Jean: How to Praise a Book or Author
Austin Kleon: On Creative Work
Bob Dylan: Nobel Laureate in Literature
Book Author Advice: Stare. Pry. Listen. Eavesdrop.
Book Authors Among the Time 100 Most Influential People
Book Authors: Before They Became Famous
Book Marketing Advice from Consumer Magazines
Book Marketing Tip: 21 Kinds of Content That Users Love
Book Marketing Tip: Write a Great Book
Book Writing Advice: Don’t Be Boring. Be Alive!
Book Writing GIFs: How to Write a Novel
Brian Tracy: On Becoming a Millionaire
Business Quotations from Richard Branson
Carl Sagan: What an Astonishing Thing a Book Is
Caterina Fake on Going Towards Yes
Christine Kloser: Write from Your Spirit
David Attenborough on the Art of Storytelling
The Difference Between Cats and Commas
Do You Want to Be a Writer? Start Now.
Doctor Who on the Power of Books
Elmore Leonard: 17 Rules for Writers
Emmy Rossum: Be the Best Version of Yourself
Famous Book Authors Who Died in 2012
First Lines in Books Draw the Reader In: Make Them Great
George Washington Carver: A Book Marketing Tip
Get Ready to Shatter Your Illusions
The Holiday Season: It Is a Good Time to Tell Stories
Holley Gerth: Be Courageous in Writing
Ian Rankin: 10 Rules for Writing
Jeff Davidson: To Authors Who Exaggerate: Stop!
Jim Carrey on Doing What You Love
John Fogerty on Your Effort and Your Work
John Kremer: Ideas Spread Faster When They Are Great
Jokes for Those Who Love Grammar and Punctuation
Kurt Vonnegut: 16 Rules For Writing Fiction
Lee Iacocca: Aspire to Be a Teacher
Leo Babauta: 14 Observations on Writing
Let’s Hear It for Creative Thinkers and Writers!
Looking for Greatness? Look in the Mirror!
Margaret Robertson: Games and Stories You Can Win
Marianne Williamson: We Are All Meant to Shine
Maya Angelou on How to Be Amazing
Mickey Spillane: On Selling Your Next Book
The Month of Thanksgiving: Thanks for the Little Things
Need Inspiration? Give Up and Get Moving
Neil Gaiman: 8 Rules of Writing
Neil Ostroff: What Real Writers Hope to Achieve
Never Let Failure Go to Your Heart
Nick Tosches: How I Start Writing a Book
Ntozake Shange: I Am Gonna Write Poems Til I Die
Oscar Wilde: On Well-Written Books
Primo Levi: Honest Writers Are Good Writers
Ralph Waldo Emerson: On Your Destiny
Ricky Gervais on How He Learned to Write
Roald Dahl: The Freedom of a Writer
The Rules for Being Human Apply to You as a Book Author
Stephen King: On Writing Books
Stephen King: On Writing Enough Stories
Stephen King: The Only Real Requirement to Be a Writer
Steve Jobs on Following Your Heart
37 Reasons Why You Should Write a Book
Thoughts on Writing, Art, and Life
Tim Hartman: 7 Powerful Storytelling Secrets
Tom Stoppard: Words Are Sacred
Toni Morrison on Writers and Writing
Tony Gaskin on Building Your Dreams
Tony Robbins: On Setting Goals
The Travel Bucket List: 57 Things to Do While You’re Alive
21 Kinds of Content That Users Love
22 Things Happy People Do Differently
23 Things Happy People Do Differently
200 Words to Use Instead of Good
Werner Herzog: Advice on Creating Great Content
When in Doubt, Go to the Library
William Faulkner: Don’t Be a Writer
Words and Expressions Invented by William Shakespeare
Writer’s Bookmark: Writing Is Discovery
The Writer’s Dilemma: 1,000 Words for Love
Writers: Sources of Inspiration
Writing Advice from The Wheel of Time Series
Writing Bookmark: Don’t Stop Writing
Writing Infographic: 18 Common Words and What You Can Use Instead
You Have Two Choices in Life: Stay Stuck or Face Your Fears
Zara Larson: On Reaching for the Stars
Zoe Sharp on Finding Your Voice As a Writer
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John Kremer is author of 1001 Ways to Market Your Books, the Relationships Matter Marketing program, and many other books and reports on book marketing, Internet marketing, social media, and book publicity. -- John Kremer on Book Marketing.
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