HURRICANE METHOD EMAIL SWIPE 10
Writer's block emails | Writer's block | Send: Any day
Will anyone want to read it?
Links to: Written sales letter (recommended) (type=written)

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1. Will anyone actually want to read it?
2. Will anyone want to read it?
3. Lindsay asked herself this for years

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Before she wrote a book, she wondered if she could write 120,000 words worth reading.

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Hi {{first_name}},

Plenty of good writers stop before the end because of one worry.

It goes something like this: even if I get to the end, will it be any good? Will anyone want to read it?

Lindsay Lake asked herself that for years. She says she would sit at her laptop wondering if it was even possible for her to write 120,000 words people would actually want to read.

Two parts of her course speak to it. The Spider Method is about finding your own voice, so your writing sounds like you and nobody else. The Fiction Frame Technique is what she says makes the difference between a novel that falls flat and one people talk about after the last page.

When you have a method for the things readers notice, like your voice and whether the story stays with them long after they've finished it, that worry gets a lot quieter.

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[A sentence from you: have you ever stopped writing because of this worry?]

[Your name]

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