A Complete Guide to Writing a Masterpiece

As a writing coach and publisher, I understand how hard it may be for those that wish to become an author for the first time. In 2007 I wrote my first book without any knowledge about what I was doing. I will never forget how hard it was all those years ago wanting to write a book but not knowing the first place to start. Of course I did my research but things still seemed confusing. I had no idea how to format a book or even how to compile the different components. The entire new project was a mystery. Sure I had ideas and visualized what I wanted but trying to put it altogether was a challenge. Just learning about the legalities and the whole marketing and promotion thing was another task. If I had a guide to help me with all of my questions, writing my first book would have been easier. This guide was created to help new and other authors organize the details and ideas of their new book and answer frequently asked questions. This is not only a writing workbook, but a place where writers can journal. When completed, give this to a publisher or use it to self-publish. Maybe you're wondering how you can protect your work by having it copyrighted. The forms you need, how much this will cost you, and where to file your work is all here. Are you wondering who can help you with barcode labeling or how to get your book in stores? Maybe you have questions about other legalities about book publishing. This workbook may just be for you. The workbook not only makes my job easier but takes the hassle away and makes writing your masterpiece a breeze. (75 Pages)
About the Author: Christian Journalist Victoria Sheffield is a Georgia native. She was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia where she currently resides. She and her husband of 25 years are the proud parents of six children. Victoria self-published her first book in 2007 titled the "Alpha Curriculum". This is a Christian based curriculum that prepares children for kindergarten. In 2009 she wrote her second book titled "Strawberry Shortcakes and Lemonade". This is a storybook for children of all ages. Victoria has many publications including a business magazine. Victoria is also a full-time blogger, media spokesperson, article writer for Hubpages. In her spare time she does free-lance writing. Since writing her second book, she started her own publishing company "Jeru Publications" which is a branch off of her nonprofit organization "Jerusalem Kidz Outreach Ministry". A portion of the proceeds from her publications help her with outreach ministry. Victoria has been very influential and passionate about helping other authors dream of becoming published come true. Not only has she helped other authors become published but she teaches writing workshops virtually and in classroom settings in metro Atlanta and surrounding areas.