How to Write a Novel
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Now days, most people dream of writing a book at some point in their life; they just don't know where to start! It's not nearly as difficult as many may think if you go about it in the right way.
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This, again, was a school project. This is how I've gone about writing every book I've ever written. I haven't published any of them, but excluding the publishing factor, this has been a great process for writing novels and gotten me far.
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