Live: The Barefoot Writer September Issue
By Mindy McHorse

There’s never been a better time to build momentum for your writing career. With fall about to be in full-swing, Barefoot Writers everywhere are gearing up for a highly-profitable season.

To get you going, we’ve packed our September issue with writing tips you can put into action immediately. Here’s a sample of what’s in store:

• How to start life as a writer when you haven’t worked in years
• Your very own 7-day guide to a money-generating, easy self-marketing system
• Tips from Jack London on cultivating your work ethic
• How a 30-day novel-writing challenge might make you a better writer
• 11 ways to avoid creative burnout

Plus, don’t miss details on the most popular, career-launching event of the year for Barefoot Writers. Get started early by participating in our monthly Barefoot Writing Challenge — your opportunity to get published and earn $100.

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

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Published: September 7, 2012

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