THE AUTHORLY JOURNAL
Find your idea, build a writing habit, and put your voice on the page.
WritingA 30,000-word business book and a 90,000-word memoir are both “full books” — for different readers. The typical ranges by genre, and how to pick your target.
WritingMost introductions fail because they talk about the author when they should talk about the reader. The hook, promise, credibility and roadmap that work.
WritingNo sabbatical required: how busy professionals finish a book in 30–45 minute daily sessions, with the word-count maths that makes it believable.
WritingYour title is the only part of your book that appears everywhere — and for ebooks it is nearly permanent. How to pick a title and subtitle readers remember.
WritingYou already explain your expertise every week — to clients, in workshops, on calls. How to gather that material, shape it into chapters, and finish a first book.
WritingA practical chapter-by-chapter framework for outlining a nonfiction book: the reader's transformation, the book thesis, a three-part spine, and a worked founder example.
