This is K.M. Wyland and you are listening to the 222 episode of the Helping Writers Become Authors podcast. I recently updated the About page on my website.

It now includes 13 of the questions I'm most frequently asked about the

site, my books, and what I do to mentor authors. Check it out at Helping Writers Become Authors.com

slash about. Your question might be one of them.

And if not, don't forget that I'm always happy to respond to any question you may have that's related to writing, publishing, or marketing fiction.

You can contact me on the site at helping writers become authors.com slash contact. I respond to most emails within 24 hours.

If you don't hear back from me within a week,

your question may have gotten lost in a cyberspace,

so feel free to resubmit the email.

When two of your characters want the same thing, the latest post in the video series on

my blog talks about how shared goals can either

make allies or enemies of your characters.

To watch it, visit my website at helping writers become authors.com.

New videos are posted every Wednesday.

And now I hope you enjoyed this week's podcast entitled Top 25 Ways to Write an Awesome Book.

Millions of words have been strung together on the subject of how to write an awesome book.

A book is always going to be a tremendous undertaking that can

feel more than a little complicated sometimes. But what if we could simplify the process

to just 25 ingredients?

Last summer, I wrote a post about the top 25 ways to blow a book.

One word player asked that I also show the top 25 ways to write an awesome book.

So here they are.

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