Live: The Barefoot Writer July Issue
By Mindy McHorse

Now is the time to step up and declare your freedom as a writer.

That’s why we’ve packed the latest issue of The Barefoot Writer with tips on how to launch your writing dream sooner than you ever thought possible. We’ve even put together a checklist of the top 15 steps to get you there.

You’ll also discover …

• Common mistakes new writers make in landing paid work
• How to wake up your brain and keep your ideas fresh
• A free service that helps you brainstorm
• How to take your writing business on the road in the blink of an eye

Best of all, we’re happy to introduce you to Peter Bowerman, a highly successful commercial writer who unloads a heap of blue-ribbon advice on getting started.

Click here now to read your July issue of The Barefoot Writer.

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Published: July 6, 2012

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