As I end this series, I want to leave you with a few things for you to keep in mind. Developing your career as a writer is more than just sitting down in front of your computer. It means taking many factors into consideration. Here are a few:
- Collaborating as a co-author or a ghostwriter;
- Developing a manuscript;
- Editing your manuscript;
- Interviewing subjects;
- Choosing a title;
- Doing research; and
- Using humor.
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