Author Intereview: Nathaniel Warner
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You are not going to want to miss a moment of this interview. I had an amazing discussion with Nate Warner about the craft of writing. He has a way of breaking it all down which I would love to bottle up and sell to all of you. Instead, here it is for the low price of free!
Nate and I talked about all kinds of great things. We talked about the book creation process, how to get involved in writing, the importance of having a good editor, and why you should not have to worry yourself if maybe you aren't the best at grammar.
Of course we are going to talk about his book series and what he has going on.
One of the things we talked about in the show was not only his very own website, but we also chatted at length about this really cool page he put together for budding authors. It is his own writing process as an example. While it is not a roadmap for everyone, I think it is a great starting point to help the budding author who wants some sort of direction.
He also has some examples of character sheets people can check out to give you some direction on how to put together your own.
Check out Nathaniel's website!
Do you want to take advantage of the special deal on training designed to put you in front of the microphone for audio book creation? Check it out here at Scott Ellis Reads Classroom!
Give the show a listen, you will be glad you did. Happy New Year and God bless.
-Bryan
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