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Beth Barany
Certified creativity coach for writers, Beth Barany runs Barany School of Fiction. She hosts workshops, courses, and programs designed to help fiction writers experience clarity and get writing, so they can proudly publish their novels to the delight of their readers.
A Master NLP Practitioner, she’s also the author of books for writers, including Plan Your Novel Like A Pro, co-written with her husband, thriller writer Ezra Barany.
Beth also delights in writing magical tales or romance, mystery, and adventure to empower women and girls to be the heroes of their own lives.
Books by Beth Barany
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| Plan Your Novel Like A Pro |
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| Mastering Deep Point of View (editor/publisher) |
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| Twitter for Authors |
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| Writer’s Adventure Guide |
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| Overcome Writers Block |
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| Writing Romance (editor) |
Beth’s Websites and Blog
Writer’s Fun Zone blog
Barany School of Fiction
Beth Barany’s site
Genre Coaching Program for Novelists
Fiction by Beth Barany
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Beth’s Articles on The Book Designer
Edit For Your Reader: An Exercise and Checklist
When editing a novel, a writer needs to switch from self-focused — which you needed to be in the creative flow — to reader focused.
Marketing is a Relationship: A Roadmap for Novelists
If you’ve never marketed a novel before but want to, or if it’s been a long time since you have, you may hit some roadblocks as you get ready.
4 Elements to Craft Your Author Bio
How do you talk about yourself? You just finished writing hundreds of pages. Now it’s time to write about yourself: the author bio.
Attract Your Readers: 4 Steps to Your Author Branding Statement
One way sell more books is to create your author branding statement: a concise, one-sentence description of your book or of your body of work.
5 Steps to Create the Tagline for Your Author Brand
Communicating a clear and compelling author brand, including a tagline, can attract the right readers and potentially sell more books.
