HOW I WROTE A BOOK IN 14 DAYS // *my secret writing technique* 📖 5 TIPS

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wanna write a book QUICKLY? this is how to do it! i share my best secrets and tips on how i wrote one of my books in 14 days during nanowrimo last year. i give you 5 writing lessons i learnt from that experience and tell you exactly what allowed me to write a book so quickly. hope this helps you achieve your writing goals!

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how old am i? i am 18 years old ♡
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[theyadorekayluhh]

literally on the verge of becoming an authortuber because of how inspiring you are, love you ana <33

[theoneandonlynom]

BABE GIVE IT TO US NOW HELP A GIRL OUT IM STRUGGLING 😭

[rocco]

The last time I tried to write a draft for a book it took me five months, HAHAHA. I mean, I wasn't writing every single day but still. And I agree about writing when you actually want to, it's OK to stop if you really don't feel in the mood because there's difference between trying to carry on despite lacking energy a bit and feeling so terrible that you write "the" and think it looks absolutely horrific.

[Evybooks]

I love how you help writers not to make the same mistakes as I did. writing a zero draft of Nightwalkers took me like three years. now I realize that zero drafts are telling the story to yourself and you have to start over again with draft one.

[mayyouforeverberuined]

not me procrastinating on writing my book by watching this lmao <3 as always, an amazing video !!

[y-m-x]

I'm not a zero draft kinda person, but my chapter outlines are specific and direct enough that I know the content and atmosphere of each scene. For me, if I'm writing a scene that's tricky and hard to get through, it'll demotivate me quickly, and those are the only times I'll write when I don't want to write because I have to.

[minimeIts]

tips listed in chronological order because I like lists:

Tip 1 [1:42] track your wordcount:
+ Helps you keep on track and see where you're going
- From my personal experience this may burn you out or demotivate you though. To each their own! Try it out, if it doesn't work, don't force yourself to continue
Tip 2 [2:18] write when you want to:
+ If you write while not in the mood it's more likely that the product won't be great.
- I recomend watching the whole portion talking about this tip
Tip 3 [3:03] find writing friends
+ Super motivating and helpful
- nothing negative about this. find writing friends asap
Tip 4 [3:34] think of your book's end
+ helps you know what to do when writing (where to go). Also motivates you to get to that point quicker

ADDITIONAL TIPS [4:59]:
> having a plot you're excited about/think is amazing
My personal add-on is that if you don't find the plot interesting, your readers won't either, and no one's happy. Write about something you enjoy, it'll make it so much Can't stress this enough bro
> have a 0 draft [she has another video about this one, it's linked]

[ava_grace_wants_to_write]

Normally I don’t mood write. Not because I disagree with it, but because usually what I’m writing doesn’t affect my overall mood. However, yesterday I was writing a short story. I wrote the happy ending first, because that’s what I most inspired to do. But then I got to the sadder beginning. And I decided to stop writing because the scene was really bumming me out at the moment and I had a party to go to, so I wanted to keep the vibes up. So I like the idea of not being a so strict with yourself and allowing yourself to not write when you don’t feel like it (as long as doesn’t become an excuse for procrastination, which is a slippery slope for me😅).

[LoloBaker]

Ahhh YES. I was so impressed by your nano last year, Ana! It helped me so much in my own writing! Loved the vid :))

[ayla]

Ahhhh I can’t stop myself from having a un unique fantasy 5 book idea that doesn’t last and even better I can’t even plot it 😂💁‍♀️

[K-Journey]

Girl your videos always help me and you are honestly the best! Also do know that we all want to read your books and If you publish one we are all here for it. Anyway Love you and thank you you 🥰

[NathaniaDemecillo]

It took me almost a year to write my first book. You are so insprational!

[prathameshrana]

Tip 1. 1:44 track our work.
Tip 2. 2:21 Wrte when you want to don't follow this)
Tip 3. 3:12 get writing friends.
Tip 4. 3:47 think of the ending.
Tip 5. 6:01 have 0 draft.

So dont waste time for 1st 4 tips go for tip 5 directly.

[watumandedasi]

This is an awesome video it has helped understand the general concept of writing a book. I gladly appreciated the content!

[jenniferever]

i actually started watching you you inspired me to keep writing this novel i'm working on! ❤❤

[ambujapandey]

6:01 I am still so grateful to get to know that tip because seriously, even though I have just discarded 4 undone drafts at the beginning, at least I got to know where and how my story was flowing in chronical events :) My outline draft is onw of the things I'm really really proud of just because your fine tips!

[faseka]

new fav youtuber, you've helped me so much with writing me new book so far!! you're an inspiration 😊

[julyflowers]

Man this is inspiring me to write a book and I’m not a writer! You just make it seem so doable! I mean don’t get me wrong it’ll take lots of work and focus but now it seems attainable!

[starieonAA]

I did this and I finished my 800+ page book in a little over a month. yall this really works

[North_North_West]

I think I've just found my new favourite Author-Tuber