The Writer's Process Workbook: Simple Practices for Finding Your Best Process (The Writer's Process Series) - Softcover

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If you want to be a better writer, stop focusing on the words and take a good look at your process using this interactive workbook.

Writing isn’t a talent, it’s a process with many phases. You may be skilled at some parts and weaker at the others.

Whether you’re working on a novel or writing on the job, make the most of your writing time by tuning your process to fit your unique attributes and strengths.

Based on the widely-used book The Writer’s Process, this workbook guides you through a deep dive into the inner game of writing, as it happens in your own head.

If you loved The Writer’s Process, this workbook will help you internalize its practices with hands-on exercises, planning guides, and commitment sheets. However, the workbook also stands alone as a useful guide for writers at all stages, without the companion book.

Explore and refine your writing strengths

The Writer’s Process Workbook is filled with simple exercises and self assessments for exploring your tendencies, as well as suggested practices that are easy to add to your writing life.

By the time you’ve finished the workbook, you’ll know:

• Whether you favor the Muse (creativity and inspiration) or the Scribe (discipline and analytical thought), and how that balance affects your work.
• Incubation strategies for boosting your creativity
• Tactics for getting the work done and finding the time to write
• How to craft a process that leaves room for a state of flow

Working through this book is like getting personalized advice from a supportive and understanding writing coach. No matter where you are in your writing life, you’ll find something to elevate your process or streamline your work.

Your most critical writing tool is your own brain. Spend some time with this workbook today and enjoy the benefits in all the writing you do.

This version is updated to reflect changes in the new edition of The Writer's Process.

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