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Do you like to write but haven’t got time for a novel? Do you realise that short story writing is one of the few areas where publishers are actively seeking new, fresh talent? No? Then this report is for you!

Here are all the tips you need to write short stories that sell!

There are plenty of books written on how to write your blockbuster novel. Maybe you’ve seen them. Written one yet?

I’m willing to bet you haven’t. Why? Because for a fledgling writer it’s a mammoth task - talk about running before you can walk! Yet there’s another way to get into print that’s far easier - and sets the stage for when you want to write that novel. It’s called the short story.

Dear Friend,

Did you know that, according to a recent survey, over 70% of people questioned said they’d like to write a book? It’s no surprise, therefore, that there are so many ‘how to write a novel’ books and e-books on the market, is it?

And yet, for every hundred of these ‘how-to’ books sold, perhaps only one - that’s right, ONE - person will ever write a novel. Too, for every thousand people that write that novel, probably only one will be published. Now why is that?

The answer is simple. The publication world is literally awash with novel manuscripts from new authors. It’s a buyers’ market. Breaking into being published as a novelist is a task to make the strongest heart quail at the prospect - and if you have no publication ‘track record’ it can be downright impossible.

So it sounds like a Catch-22, doesn’t it? How can you make the big break into getting published if you have no track record? And how can you get a track record without being published? Does this sound daunting to you? You wouldn’t be alone. Remember how I said that only a fraction of people actually write that first book?

Here’s the reason why. They start off full of enthusiasm then decide to check out how they are going to get published - and see the huge mountain that stands in their way, a mountain of other writers, all of who seem better qualified than they are. It’s disheartening. Writing a novel is a big job and takes a lot of time - why, they say, bother with it if I’m likely to never get published? With no ‘track record’, surely they’ll never succeed . . . Well, here’s a way they (and you) can!

Short stories are one of the few areas where publishers are actively seeking new talent. They are simply the best place for starting to build that all-important ‘track record’ that gives you credibility with book publishers!!

Imagine this. The average short story written for the magazine market is about 2,000 words long. That’s right - just 2,000 words as opposed to a novel at anything up to 120 - 160,000 words. That means in the time taken for every novel, you could write up to eighty short stories, each with a good chance of getting published!

And that’s not all. Short story writing is a lucrative market - the pay rate is high considering the time taken and each story published is another ‘tick’ in your writing resume!

Just look at the table of contents for this report:

Chapter 1 - Short Stories - Dead In The Water Or Alive And Kicking?
Chapter 2 - New Writers Take Note!

Chapter 3 - Writing For Women's Magazines

Chapter 4 - Writing Romantic Fiction
Chapter 5 - Viewpoint Writing 1 - Seeing Through Your Character’s Eyes
Chapter 6 - Viewpoint Writing 2 - HowTo Use Your Character’s ‘Voice’
Chapter 7 - Getting Your Events In Order - Chronological Writing
Chapter 8 - The Final Draft - Ten Points To Consider

Each chapter gives hands-on, no-nonsense advice about how to craft short stories that sell - tips on the correct story length, which subjects to write about (and the ones to avoid), how to write compelling dialogue, how to use characters within your story - and more.

If you are serious about breaking into the ranks of published authors in 2007, you will get this report right now and read it today.

Do you want to know what it will cost you to get this valuable report, complete with reseller rights, that contains nothing but sound advice on how to write your short stories that will sell?

$7.

Yes, for the price of a fast food dinner you will have all of the information you need to jump full force into becoming a published writer!

Why $7?

I'm only charging $7 for this report, and not giving this report away, for 3 reasons.

$7 puts the report within reach of the vast majority of people. It's not too expensive for even the humblest beginning writer.
Anyone who's not serious enough about their writing career to invest $7 into this report isn't going to take the time to use the information I’ve included anyway.

Anyone who is serious enough to put down the price of a fast food dinner and buy this report has the opportunity to sell the report to others and get the FULL PRICE of every copy they sell directly in their own PayPal account immediately. More details on how to do that are in the report.

So if you're serious about getting into the ranks of published writers, click the link below. If you need to justify the expense, skip going to McDonald's for dinner once this week and it's paid for.

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