342 - How to Turn Your Personal Story into a Published Book Part 2

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Now that we know the big picture of turning a personal story into a published book, it’s time to focus on the smaller details. Kathi is back with literary agent Kathleen Kerr to continue their discussion by exploring structure, themes, and titles. Listen in and learn the importance of: Using the message mapping strategy. Knowing when not to write about a topic. Choosing a title and subtitle. Click here to listen to Part 1 of this series, and sign up here to be notified when new episodes are released. Inside Scoop: Sign up for the Writing Tips Newsletter at Writing at the Red House to get Kathi’s 7 Day Platform Plan for free.

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