How to Write a Book (FOR BEGINNERS)

Have you ever wanted to write a book, but you're a beginner and don't know where to start? In this video, I'll walk you through the early stages of writing your book if it's your first time. Subscribe and ring the bell to get weekly tips that will help you write your book and get published!

WARNING: The intro music is a little loud, so I'll warn you now.

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[jdavidwebb]

Thanks for watching! Subscribe for weekly tips that will help you become a better writer, foster your creativity, and get you published!

[myriahjoy]

As a writer who has spent the past five years writing by the seat of my pants...guys, PLEASE take David Webb's advice on this. I can't stress enough how important it is. The amount of times I've become burned out, bored, uninspired, or written just plain trash (like my first three books) is excruciating. After five long years of writing, I'm finally beginning to see the value in outlining. Please. Outline. Save yourselves.

Also, that outtro. XD I'm dying. I live for the humor that drives home the point.

[artempokrov]

plot -> synopsis -> content -> script -> book

[shedactivist]

I like tip #4 Write to one person, because I am literally writing to one person. I am writing my memoirs specifically for my son. I don't expect anyone else to read it so I am making it personal to him. I will also publish it myself by making a DIY hardback cover for it. It is fun.

[josiahparris]

Every writer needs to watch this. Very informative. Especially enjoyed the outline part. Thanks for the awesome uploads and keep it up.

[b-battledroid]

Recently me and my friend started a religion called “The Confraternity of the Snail” and we need to write a scripture. This will be sure to help!

[ethankrause]

My story was kind of hard to share but I do want to write a book base on my life

[veronicapyle]

Thanks for this video! I get so anxious and depressed about my writing so often and it's really nice to hear a reminder to just have fun with it. I took a break from writing for about a month and a half and I think it's about time I get back into it with the trusty outline by my side.

[Tgs]

After a year and you still reply to comments, this guy is a legend. 😎

[toroitichpatrickyegon]

Good work you are doing. I have to share this to my audience and trainees. Being an Author and Publisher myself, this info is a gold mine. For the last bit, as a Youtuber and content creator I relate... It is never easy.

[twist]

Thanks so much for this! I’m a HEAVY outliner, however I have a tough time sticking with initial concepts just because I lose sight of having fun with it (that and probably not writing with one specific person in mind, so the concepts start to feel less genuine and intimate).

[groovynelson]

Thanks for posting your video. Lol the music jam at the end was enthralling!!! Yea have fun.

[fantasybricks]

Hey man I’ve just been binge watching loads of your videos. Most of the yt channels about writing are really cringey and annoying but you are so good. I was so surprised when I saw how many subs you’ve got. Dw though you’re going big places I’m waiting for your channel to blow up. As someone with a small channel I know your pain but if you keep uploading I think you may be massive one day. I’m currently writing my first book and all your knowledge is golden to me right now. Thanks good luck with your series and your channel I don’t comment much but I just had to.

[randomrants]

Thank you I bailed on my books so much and they never see the light of day, and I hope in the near future I can go back to some of my old idea... a lot of people saying I am not trying to be me.

[aaryaniuuru]

bro, thanks to you, i published my first book as a teen! thx so much bro!

[Teacherman]

This is a very useful, entertaining video! It is well-structured and makes some important points for the beginning writer, or even that person who is thinking about writing for pleasure or profit. I will highly recommend this video to anybody I know who wants to write!

[harshitaloudan]

This is really good advice for a person who is divided between wanting to publish and not wanting to. I've been writing since I was in 3rd grade for fun, but now I've been looking into publishing my book. I didn't have an outline for my book, and after watching this I started writing a basic outline! Looking at this makes me feel slightly better about my odd ideas. I'm currently 14 but I'm obsessed with adult (Fantasy/ horror). I need some advice from an actual writer, versus just the opinions of my beta readers (They don't give me enough criticism in my opinion). I'm writing a book slightly beyond my age level, any advice?
(Sorry if this comment goes off topic a lot 😅 I subscribed by the way)

[laquintamcclure]

Great Job! I understand your pain at the ends.

[stephaniefortney]

Thank you, great insight and information, appreciate you sharing

[indigonight]

How long should we be practicing writing before starting a book that we aim to publish?