Writing Workshop with bestselling author Nathan Monk

Before the pandemic, I spent a couple of weekends a month on the road doing book tours and speaking to book clubs that had chosen my work to read. As I crisscrossed the country hosting these events and listening to a lot of questions during Q&A sessions, a theme emerged: a lot of people want to write a book.

I would always get questions about the process of writing a book, publishing, and how to find an audience.

Everyone has a story to tell.

It seemed so many people wanted to tell their story, be it a memoir, a non-fiction work on a subject that fascinated them, or a fiction story that was taking up residence in their brain.

There were many reasons they hadn’t finished or hadn’t even started telling the stories that were important them.

Some of those reasons included: