429 - How to Turn Your Personal Story Into a Published Book - Part 1

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We're taking some time off to be with our family this week (and next). Please enjoy one of our favorite episodes. Do you have a personal story that you want to turn into a book? Today, Kathi and literary agent Kathleen Kerr are exploring this question. Some stories are hard to share, and it’s important to know how and when to share them. Listen in and learn the importance of: Incorporating your story into nonfiction books. Waiting until the story is finished. Understanding what your reader needs. 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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