A student in the “How to Write a Novel That Sells” program told Lana recently they feel like they’re just not eloquent enough.

They love novels that go on and on with flowery descriptions and turns of phrases, so they try to do it but find these things don’t roll out easily.

In this episode, Lana McAra takes a good, hard look at the timeless question about fiction writing – are we working too hard to impress someone, or are we trying to tell a compelling story?

After listening to this episode, you may see that the less you focus specifically on impressing people, the more #Unputdownable your story becomes.

Do you dream of writing a novel?

When you feel the urgency to write a novel, you aren’t making it up – and when that urgency won’t let go, there’s a reason.

Turn your readers into raving fans. Reveal the power of your voice and your story.

Writing is an act of courage, and you have what it takes.

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