How to Write What You Love
and make a living at it.
by Dennis E Hensley, Ph.D.
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like to order "How to Write What You Love" for $12.99
Do you love to write? How would
you like to make it your day job?
Dennis Hensley has made a full-time living writing journalistic articles, short and long
fiction, and nonfiction of all types. Here he offers his secrets for :
• Getting started and using the resources available to new writers
• Handling the financial aspects of being a freelance writer
• Finding the topics that will bring in money
• Gaining long-term payoffs through effective marketing and reselling
"Hensley's enthusiasm, energy, and encyclopedia of ideas are captured here in print.
If you've always wanted to do something with your writing, here's how to get going!"
- Liz Curtis Higgs, best-selling author
"Hensley knows writing. He knows writers. He knows publishing. He knows publishers.
He
knows how to teach writing. He knows how to coach and inspire writers. He writes what he
knows, and he knows-better than anyone I can imagine-how to write what you love ... and
make a living at it." -Boa Hostetler. author and speaker
"This book is a must-read for anybody wanting to make a living as a writer. A
practical, no-
nonsense, nuts-and-bolts approach." - BILL MYERS, author and
film director
"Hensley unselfishly shares his decades of experience with newcomers to the field.
His advice should save them much pain and postage." - Holly G. Miller,
travel editor, Saturday Evening Post
Dennis Hensley, Ph.D., is the author of thirty-one books,
including Millenniun Approaches and Write on Target. His more than 3,000 published
freelance article have appeared in more than 150 religious and secular magazines,
including Reader's Digest, Essence, Writer's Journal, The Writer, ABA Journal, The War
Cry, Evangel, Fellowship Today, and Success. He is a popular speaker at more than thirty
writers' workshops and conferences each year and directs the professional writing program
at Taylor University in Fort Wayne.
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