“No matter what stage you’re at in the writing process, writing guru Greg Miller’s How to Be a Writer Who Writes will inspire you, make you laugh and generally give you the kick in the tush all we writers so sorely need. The sage advice of Los Angeles’s most coveted coach is finally available for celebrity screenwriters and starving students alike. You need this invaluable book on the shelf over your writing desk.” – Jillian Lauren (author of the NYT bestselling memoir Some Girls: My Life in a Harem.)
Greg has distilled years of experience into a creative roadmap to writing any kind of book or script.
“How To Be A Writer Who Writes” focuses on the process of writing, rather than any one format.
This book lays out the 5 Phases of writing (Gathering, Planning Rough Drafting, Revising, Letting Go) – and guides you through the kind of writing that is most effective for each. It offers hundreds of practical tactics and techniques gathered from a variety of sources and road-tested over years in workshops and working with clients one-on-one.
Greg is entertaining and authoritative as he offers multiple solutions if you get stuck anywhere along the way – from initial concept to final revisions.
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“FINALLY, SOMEONE HAS WRITTEN A BOOK THAT WRITERS – ASPIRING, THRIVING, STARVING OR OTHERWISE- CAN ACTUALLY USE. GREG MILLER IS SMART, SARDONIC AND PRACTICAL, STEERING CLEAR OF THE WRITER’S WORKSHOP CLICHES IN FAVOR OF THE COLD, HARD TRUTH. YOU WANNA WRITE? READ THIS.” – Marc Weingarten (author of “The Gang That Wouldn’t Write Straight”)
“I’m a writer but I don’t always write. My entire shelf of books on how to catalyze the writing process will continue to catch dust, as I consult Greg Miller’s “How to Be a Writer Who Writes, ” (stored on my computer desktop) as I navigate my new, intricately complicated book of narrative non-fiction. Miller’s utterly lucid and infinitely practical advice on the writing process is solace to my chaotic brain, serving me like a match igniting the flame of consistent productivity.” – Terri Jentz (author of “Strange Piece of Paradise”)
“”I worship Greg Miller as a God. There is no God but Greg. His book is pretty good too!” – Alex Metcalf (Screenwriting Instructor, UCLA)
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