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E-books, fiction and non-fiction books published electronically on the Internet, are the latest publishing trend. Learn how to write an e-book and jump on the e-book bandwagon.
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Choose a topic for your book if you don't already have one. Brainstorm. What are your interests? In what is your expertise? Write down any ideas that come to you.
Select one idea and create an outline of your proposed book.
Do research to strengthen your book's points and theme. Delve deep and go to where the information is: libraries, Internet search engines, web sites, personal interviews.
eHow Article: How to Write an e-Book
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mechelle003 said
on 11/1/2009 this is awesome, I am wanting to do a Makeup e-book and eventually a book, this really helped me.
goldfinger1003 said
on 9/24/2009 My understanding, from the research I have done thus far, suggest that writing an eBook is somewhat different from writing a novel. Most of what I have read, encourages the novice writer to keep it simple. Judging from the eBooks I have read; most appear to be more like a book report, in comparison to a full length book, ranging from 3000 to 4000 words. I am currently in the process of writing my first eBook. I think the hardest part was choosing the subject, researching and organizing it. I have developed an easy method of organizing, and producing all types of writings, such as magazine articles, short stories, and including full length novels. As a matter of fact that is what I am my eBook is about. One thing I found out, like many of you have mentioned; is that being diligent, is a must!!
mrjohndura said
on 3/30/2009 I found www.ebookknowhow.com its free, easy to understand and gives you a step by step outline on how to write your book. Also it gives you all the links you will need to host and market your "brain-child".
hlejames said
on 2/15/2009 Im gonna try...
Fike said
on 5/23/2008 Nah that's much too brief, with all due respect. A lot more research to be done, and most of it right here on the Internet. -Larry Fike