Writing Fiction for Amazon Kindle Has Never Been Easier--How to Write Good Fiction Fast for Kindle

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by clickforseo

Hi. What is your background in fiction writing? Its more than just a skill, its an art form that can be a puzzling path for most. How does your course help nurture creativity where ideas are strained?

Do you have a range of fiction on kindle that has been reviewed?

I am sceptical here (or is it skeptical, an open debate..) as fiction is universes away from non-fiction writing.

Hi ClickForSEO,

Please continue to be skeptical, that is the way you explore your own view of the universe. With that being said, as I have stated before--In the first line of the sales page, I have been doing this for 5 months and am self taught.

I have written on a few Genre fiction categories. Please read the previous posts to get more details as some of this has been answered before.

If you have any tinge or inkling that you'd like to write fiction,then you have the necessary spark to do so.

I used to believe the same thing about the art of fiction writing being this mystically ethereal gift bestowed on the few. And guess what? That view has not changed.

What I realized and train in this system, is that YOU don't have to be a writer or author. Can you tell a good lie, a tall tell or amusing joke? Then you are a storyteller. See, I've learned it's not about being a great writer as much as it's about being a storyteller that can put those stories on paper.

When I started I wasted over a month trying to be a writer and make it all perfect. It was my little 3 year niece who helped me to understand that we are born storytellers (she got into a bit of trouble and strung this tall tale to avoid getting into trouble). I realized that I just had to tap into my ability to daydream, access my what ifs and why nots and then put them into words that "burn the page" as I like to say.

Ask yourself if you are skeptical of me and what I am putting forth for sale or if it is in your ability that you can tap into your own creative spark? In the book I give some nudges to help you dig a little deeper to get your creative juices flowing, but and I repeat once again, this is not a creative writing course.

So, thank you for you question. I suggest you do a little soul searching and see if your view of fiction is ready to be changed by YOU with a little help from my humble system that helps non-writers (like me) put their stories on paper with some sense of coherency and order.

And, no worries if this is not for you...I understand that this may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it's somebody cup of tea and I know it will resonate with them.

Bless you dear one for exploring and please continue to ask--but make sure to find what you want every now and then.

Thank you,
Michelle

[Amy Harrop]

I also purchased this guide and after reviewing her course, I know Michelle provides very high-quality instruction in writing fiction for Kindle publishing. Her guide is clear and concise, and she really takes the reader by the hand and unravels the often confusing path of fiction writing.

If someone genuinely wants to get started writing fiction, this course will give them the tools necessary to start and finish fiction pieces. One thing Michelle does very well is reveal the steps from start to finish. Her guide strikes a very nice balance in providing information, which is one of the hallmarks of a good teacher. This is a guide that will instruct and inspire, but not overwhelm.

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by Amy Harrop

I also purchased this guide and after reviewing her course, I know Michelle provides very high-quality instruction in writing fiction for Kindle publishing. Her guide is clear and concise, and she really takes the reader by the hand and unravels the often confusing path of fiction writing.

If someone genuinely wants to get started writing fiction, this course will give them the tools necessary to start and finish fiction pieces. One thing Michelle does very well is reveal the steps from start to finish. Her guide strikes a very nice balance in providing information, which is one of the hallmarks of a good teacher. This is a guide that will instruct and inspire, but not overwhelm.

Amy!

Thanks for those kind words and help explaining what I am attempting to do in this system. I really admire you as a writer and this is a breath of sunshine for me to see.

Note: everyone please know that Amy is a wonderful writer/author. I love how her mind works and how she is one of those real 'Authors.' Wow--with all these real authors stopping by and actually looking at the system, I am feeling like a could be author!

I'm a fan in the stands of your parade Amy. Thanks so much for stopping by.

Michelle

[David Reyes]

Michelle, I'm going to give your product a try being a real novice with limited writing skills to see if your product really works for a newbie writer. Thx

[MrFlippy]

Hi Folks
I bought this WSO yesterday and just wanted to ad my 2 cents worth.

I have bought any number of WSO's and this is the first one I have found that actually offers concrete help for someone who wants to write fiction.

I can't tell you what a weight that has lifted from my shoulders. I had lots of different ideas about different stories, but was overwhelmed by what I didn't know. In the past (that is, the day before I bought this WSO) trying to write a book felt like standing in the fog, lost without a clue about how to procede. But now I've got a map, compass and a direction. All I have to provide is the cut lunch!

This WSO has good, solid information, a plan of action, Videos, templates and some very detailed ideas on what makes for a successful ebook and how to write one. Am I going to be the next John Grisham or Iain M Banks? I doubt it. Am I going to write something worth reading, that people will buy and maybe tell their friends about? Yes! If I fail it will be because of me.

The tools Michelle provides are first class and I highly recommend this WSO to anybody who wants to learn how to write fiction.

!0 out of 10

Alan

[MBDirect]

Originally Posted by mspiva1

Hi Jorge,

1. I put the first short stories (11 of them) up in early March as short stories, under pen names (I do not want to reveal these names). I am averaging ~10 sales a week with these titles. And, I have been updating them as I learn more about writing.

Hi Michelle,

Can you kindly tell us whether the above means 10 sales per week per title or 10 sales total for the 11 stories?

Thanks

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by David Reyes

Michelle, I'm going to give your product a try being a real novice with limited writing skills to see if your product really works for a newbie writer. Thx

You can do it David, if you have questions, please use the support email michelle at winning simplified dot com and give me a shout. I truly understand how it feels to try to do this and not have a clue, so if I can help with your question, I will.

And thanks for giving this a try. It's here to assist you. It won't write the book for you but it will give you ideas and quick tips to help you along.

Sincere thanks,
Michelle

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by MBDirect

Hi Michelle,

Can you kindly tell us whether the above means 10 sales per week per title or 10 sales total for the 11 stories?

Thanks

Hi there!

I apologize for not being clear on that and now can see how that may have been confusing. It's approx. 10 sales per week for all of them. As I said these were my first and now I am phasing them out and putting up my trilogies that are much better.

I didn't do much promotion on them as they were an experiment to just make me get something done while learning to write fiction, so I probably could have done more but I really am putting my energy in my trilogies now. BTW, I started with free then charged 99 cents.

I hope this helps,
Michelle

PS--please know that yours sales of your books will be dependent on what you do to promote your titles. This system is for the writing of the story and does NOT deal with promotion or formatting for Kindle. Thanks

[mspiva1]

Good Fiction Fast--Why Fiction - YouTube

Just a quick video to explain the system...bad hair day and all :-)

[102beano]

Hi MIchelle: ordered the book yesterday and paid via paypal... have not received yet... email is mwqp1165@aol.com
thanks for your attention...

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by 102beano

Hi MIchelle: ordered the book yesterday and paid via paypal... have not received yet... email is mwqp1165@aol.com
thanks for your attention...

Hi,

Please check your email...link sent and please excuse the delay.

Thanks for the purchase and let me know if you have any questions,
Michelle

[tagalog123]

Hi
I only joined the warrior forum today. I have about ten short (short) stories ranging between 500 and 2000 words. Would these be suitable to post on kindle? I was thinking maybe in groups of five. Any help really appreciated.

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by tagalog123

Hi
I only joined the warrior forum today. I have about ten short (short) stories ranging between 500 and 2000 words. Would these be suitable to post on kindle? I was thinking maybe in groups of five. Any help really appreciated.

Hi Tagalog,

First, welcome to the Warrior Forum. Please take advantage of all the great resources and experience available in the general forum. You can get an education in just about any niche of online marketing by researching the general section. We are glad to have you here.

Next, short stories do well on Kindle. Please read about Kindle Singles. This is a format for short stories that has its own marketing format. You can look at using this if you want to publish the stories as singles and get the prestige of having been promoted through this program (there are specific requirements and editorial reviews of the stories in order to use this option--please read Amazon's policies).

I can not offer any advice on whether to publish your short stories or not--you will have to make the decision as to whether or not you want to publish them.

I can say that for stories under 2,500 words, I have seen compilation books. The authors list the stories contained in the compilation and market them as a collection of short stories. So, this may be an option for you to follow.

I do thank you for stopping by this thread and I hope that these two suggestions will help you with your question of what to do with your short stories.

And, congratulations on getting them written, that is a feat in and of itself.
Michelle

[tagalog123]

Thanks Michelle
all help is a bonus
tag

[splodgered]

Michelle, Your product is completely awesome. Not only is the information top quality and well presented but it has set me on fire. I haven't stopped working since I bought it and I have just about mapped out my complete first story. Not sure what sort of psychological juice you have sprinkled this with but it definitely won't allow me to leave the project to gather dust on my hard-drive. Without doubt the best kindle writing product I have bought.

[stlwebbusiness]

I had not heard of you before this WSO and think your training is awesome. My wife and I have 11 working on 13 books in Kindle and think it will make writing fiction so much easier once we put all the needed ingredients into our books. I've written for books in The New World series, pen name John Taylor. I have a college education but have never attempted writing. I think your idea to network and help promote each other is awesome as this can really help mover our books up once released, then more sales, then higher or actually lower rankings. So, my wife and I thank your for creating such a great guide to help us in our writing. You sound like the sweetest young lady in the world and make your video's easy to watch and learn from. Thanks again for creating such a great writing program. Look forward to networking and working with you in your group.

Thanks again Michelle, Awesome WSO for anyone looking to write in the Fiction niche.

Best Regards,

JC

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by stlwebbusiness

I had not heard of you before this WSO and think your training is awesome. My wife and I have 11 working on 13 books in Kindle and think it will make writing fiction so much easier once we put all the needed ingredients into our books. I've written for books in The New World series, pen name John Taylor. I have a college education but have never attempted writing. I think your idea to network and help promote each other is awesome as this can really help mover our books up once released, then more sales, then higher or actually lower rankings. So, my wife and I thank your for creating such a great guide to help us in our writing. You sound like the sweetest young lady in the world and make your video's easy to watch and learn from. Thanks again for creating such a great writing program. Look forward to networking and working with you in your group.

Thanks again Michelle, Awesome WSO for anyone looking to write in the Fiction niche.

Best Regards,

JC

Thanks so much John and welcome to the private Good Fiction Fast Facebook group. I am enjoying being able to interact with everyone in real time and getting updates on the product to you all is a breeze. I am excited about all the wonderful contests, challenges, help and support we are doing in there. Glad to have you and welcome aboard!

Michelle

[clickforseo]

any success stories yet from writers? would like to hear how writers have progressed with crafting a story and getting it 'seen' ? thx all.

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by clickforseo

any success stories yet from writers? would like to hear how writers have progressed with crafting a story and getting it 'seen' ? thx all.

Hi ClickforSEO,

Funny you should ask, yesterday we started our Private Facebook Group where they have access to me and other 'real' writers and one person completed 3500+ words on their first short story and a some did over 1000+--all in the first day!

I am very happy to be working with, challenging and supporting such wonderful buyers of this program. This course is an overview but as a group we are producing some wonderful results with detailed help. We currently have a buyers contest and Good Fiction Fast FAMILY challenge going on, so group accountability, support and encouragement are here to help everyone get their books done.

I will come back with updates when we get their books (and the new one I'm working on as well) done and up on Kindle for sale.

Thanks for checking in. I'm going to be closing this offer down soon to concentrate on the group but thanks for the thread support and questions.

Thank you,
Michelle

[mspiva1]

The doors have been reopened to Good Fiction Fast. I hope to see you on the inside!

[profit2day]

Hi Michelle,

I had your WSO up for a day or so since I was finishing up my latest Kindle book. I am new to this and I completed my first one last month (but in non fiction) and it was accepted within, well, quickly - I was thrilled! I had about a dozen sales not the thousands of downloads a day but, hey it's a start.

When I saw your WSO I thought, what the heck. I have an idea for fiction, but this will be a lot different then what I have been doing so your WSO should really help.

I just purchased your WSO and look forward to going through it, and posting my review!

Thanks,
Carol

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by profit2day

Hi Michelle,

I had your WSO up for a day or so since I was finishing up my latest Kindle book. I am new to this and I completed my first one last month (but in non fiction) and it was accepted within, well, quickly - I was thrilled! I had about a dozen sales not the thousands of downloads a day but, hey it's a start.

When I saw your WSO I thought, what the heck. I have an idea for fiction, but this will be a lot different then what I have been doing so your WSO should really help.

I just purchased your WSO and look forward to going through it, and posting my review!

Thanks,
Carol

Thanks so much for the purchase Carol

Congrats on your non-fiction book up on Kindle! that's a great accomplishment.

...please don't forget to join the Facebook private group. You can find the info with the product and in your emails.

We are doing some great things and folks are making great headway to get their fiction books done--already!

Please send me an email to michelle at winning simplified dot com if you have any questions, comments or concerns and welcome aboard!
Michelle

[KateSaunders]

Michelle,

I have always loved writing, and I think I purchased some of the earlier Kindle writing products that came out well over a year ago.

Fast forward a few days ago. No kindle books written or published at all.

Yet for some reason, your kindle product, How To Write Good Fiction Fast helped me put all the pieces together clearly in my mind. It's a fantastic blueprint on how to write really good fiction - fast.

I purchased your product on May 8th, and today I completed my first 10,000+ word kindle book!

I read through your product completely the day I purchased it. It made perfect sense, yet I actually doubted that I would be able to do what you described.

I questioned if I could make the characters come alive the way you detailed the process, and it was hard for me to believe that I could really do it.

Day 2 started with some ideas. I sat down with your outline and began to sketch a framework for my book and character outlines. From there I started writing the book yesterday afternoon and I finished it (rough draft) today.

I can't even tell you how excited I am!

Not only have I finally written a kindle book (something I've wanted to do, and believed would come naturally to me for well over a year), but I now know that I can write fiction fast. (And hopefully it's actually good.)

The characters development started out slowly, and within a day they absolutely began to take on a life of their own. The storyline came together much faster than I ever imagined once the outline, framework and research were in place.

My mind and imagination actually began to work the very way you described. And I think a lot of it has to do with the system you created. It helps the mind piece it together and then embellish.

I don't even know how to thank you! This is an amazing product/guide for writing Kindle fiction.

If you're reading this and you don't think you can do it, guess what - I didn't think I could either.

But I have! In 3 days I wrote my first book, and I am HOOKED.

For the record, I met with clients today for 2 1/2 hours, wrote a proposal, and sealed a deal to design a desktop and HTML5 mobile website for a new client.

It's possible to "do your day job" and write too.

If you're even thinking about Kindle fiction, get Michelle's product. It's excellent!

Grateful!
~Kate

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by KateSaunders

Michelle,

I have always loved writing, and I think I purchased some of the earlier Kindle writing products that came out well over a year ago.

Fast forward a few days ago. No kindle books written or published at all.

Yet for some reason, your kindle product, How To Write Good Fiction Fast helped me put all the pieces together clearly in my mind. It's a fantastic blueprint on how to write really good fiction - fast.

I purchased your product on May 8th, and today I completed my first 10,000+ word kindle book!

I read through your product completely the day I purchased it. It made perfect since, yet I actually doubted that I would be able to do what you described.

I questioned if I could make the characters come alive the way you detailed the process, and it was hard for me to believe that I could really do it.

Day 2 started with some ideas. I sat down with your outline and began to sketch a framework for my book and character outlines. From there I started writing the book yesterday afternoon and I finished it (rough draft) today.

I can't even tell you how excited I am!

Not only have I finally written a kindle book (something I've wanted to do, and believed would come naturally to me for well over a year), but I now know that I can write fiction fast. (And hopefully it's actually good.)

The characters development started out slowly, and within a day they absolutely began to take on a life of their own. The storyline came together much faster than I ever imagined once the outline, framework and research were in place.

My mind and imagination actually began to work the very way you described. And I think a lot of it has to do with the system you created. It helps the mind piece it together and then embellish.

I don't even know how to thank you! This is an amazing product/guide for writing Kindle fiction.

If you're reading this and you don't think you can do it, guess what - I didn't think I could either.

But I have! In 3 days I wrote my first book, and I am HOOKED.

For the record, I met with clients today for 2 1/2 hours, wrote a proposal, and sealed a deal to design a desktop and HTML5 mobile website for a new client.

It's possible to "do your day job" and write too.

If you're even thinking about Kindle fiction, get Michelle's product. It's excellent!

Grateful!
~Kate

Kate, I am beyond proud of you. You did it!

I'm glad you posted in the facebook group when you hit a snag so we could give you the small gentle nudge to help you 'see' your characters.

I've helped people to do this and I seem to see a pattern. Those folks looking for deep, detailed, "NEW" ways of writing don't get their books done.

This system is not deep, nor 'new' in the sense of ways to write, nor any other clever way of putting it. It is just presenting the basics in a common sense way that when you do them, your inner story teller comes out and compels you to get it onto paper.

I thank you for this feedback and am excited for the other now dozen or so that will be finishing their books tomorrow!

Now, let's move on to the next book, shall we?!

THANKS
MICHELLE

[KateSaunders]

We shall.

My mind is cranking with new ideas. It's amazing how action inspires new action & creativity.

[clickforseo]

good point by a poster above on how you CAN write around a day job. Its more about energy though, sometimes it takes a lot of red bull..

just purchased, so shall see you on the other side as we say... and I shall write an honest review afterwards ( a few days it seems) here or on your FB group. Certainly on my blog.

lets see if i can yank out that writer.

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by clickforseo

good point by a poster above on how you CAN write around a day job. Its more about energy though, sometimes it takes a lot of red bull..

just purchased, so shall see you on the other side as we say... and I shall write an honest review afterwards ( a few days it seems) here or on your FB group. Certainly on my blog.

lets see if i can yank out that writer.

Great, so grab your Red Bull and I'll see you in there!

Please send me an email to michelle at winning simplified dot com and let me know if you have any problems finding the group information.

Thanks
Michelle

[danong]

Hi Michelle,

All I can say this is quite a comprehensive guide for me to get involved in fiction books. Of course, I still need to have some work and commitment.
Generally, it's a good deal.
Thanks,
Daniel

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by danong

Hi Michelle,

All I can say this is quite a comprehensive guide for me to get involved in fiction books. Of course, I still need to have some work and commitment.
Generally, it's a good deal.
Thanks,
Daniel

Thanks Daniel,

Please join the private FB group as well. Look for your invite in an email from me. We are having phenomenal success. Two people have finished their books and 10+ have more than 3000+ words in their new fiction books.

This group is just for you and has over 100 committed folks working to get their fiction books written and published. Plus I give more add ons, support and private hot topic masterminds.

Thanks for the purchase and I'll see you in the Facebook Private group.
Michelle

[adrian b]

will you make this available again any time in the future?

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by adrian b

will you make this available again any time in the future?

I will be releasing this to the general public very soon at the normal price, which is higher.

I may release an updated version here in the future but not sure at this time.

Thanks
Michelle

Please let me know if you have any other questions

[adrian b]

Would you be so kind as to give me an email address i can contact you at. I don't have enough posts yet to be able to pm.

Thanks

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by adrian b

Would you be so kind as to give me an email address i can contact you at. I don't have enough posts yet to be able to pm.

Thanks

Please check you private messages. I sent you one there.

Thanks
Michelle

[ReneeRBO]

boo hoo! I finally got around to reading my email. So sad. Anyway to squeeze in a purchase?

[ReneeRBO]

Thank you for getting back to me Michelle. I am unable to send PM'S yet. I need 15 more posts. lol

Life is good though and all taken care of. Look forward to following your future events more closely from now on so I don't miss them.

Take care!
Renee'

[splodgered]

This is one of the best wso's I have bought (and I have bought far too many). The information is well presented and easy to follow. Michelle is a very gifted teacher, I am a former headteacher and this wso is presented by a natural educator.

The major benefit I got is the amount of motivation I gained from this course. Although I am a fairly inexperienced author the material made me feel confident and I was writing within days - the wso is packed with tips and strategies that take you from developing an initial idea to constructing writing and getting your book published. I am about half way through my first novel and will be published in the next couple of weeks. It could have been faster if i had more time to devote.

Finally the support that Michelle offers is second to none. The phrase "over deliver" is often used; in this case it is probably an understatement Michelle answers promptly and fully, she also set up a private facebook group which was an unadvertised bonus and under her guidance has developed into a brilliant resource.

Can't praise Michelle enough. If you have ever wanted to write fiction buy this guide.

[Pudin]

Writing fiction is something that has been bouncing around in my head for awhile now and having never done it before, I did not know where to start. When I saw Michelle's "Write Good Fiction Fast" product I thought it looked interesting, so I bought it. I am really glad I did. I now have lots of ideas for stories and some direction on what to do with those ideas. So far I have about 2400 words written for my first story, not as fast as I would like but I have been very busy lately, and it is going along surprisingly well. I think I just may be a writer after all, thanks to Michelle. The facebook group has been a very big help as well. It is good to meet others in the same boat. Thanks Michelle for a great product.

Jade

[markfarrar]

I don't usually post comments on here, but Michelle's GFF product has been one of my best buys ever on the WF.

We've already written and published both fiction (e.g. a full-length action/adventure novel, an erotic novella, and several books of poetry) and non-fiction, but was interested in this product because of its focus on short stories and novellas, something we want to get into as we have a ton of ideas for these formats.

I love the fact that Michelle has created a formula that provides the structure and planning that you need, without constraining the creative process.

The workbook is very useful too as a way to help you focus on the key points of the GFF course.

But to me, the most valuable aspect of GFF is membership of the private Facebook group, where the input from Michelle and fellow writers is proving invaluable - tips, techniques, book recommendations, marketing ideas, constructive criticism, cover design do's and dont's, not to mention workshops with actual writers (and not just marketers who are pretending to be writers because it's the latest bandwagon they can jump on) and more.

I notice that this WSO is closed right now, but if you really want to get into fiction writing, I highly recommend you jump on this when it reopens. I've no idea whether the FB group will be included, or whether it will be an OTO, but regardless, you need this - GFF is great, but the FB group is the icing on the cake!

[phirtes]

I wholeheartedly agree with everything that Splodgered said just above. This is certainly one of the most valuable WSOs I have bought. Everything is laid out step by step and very professionally, and it is a breeze to follow.

In addition to the excellent materials, Michelle is by far one of the most motivational and energetic people I have ever enountered. Every day, she motivates and encourages everybody in the GFF community to make progress in our writing. This is primarily accomplished via the excellent invitation-only Facebook group that she has set up for us.

The only writing I have ever done was academic writing; I have never written any fiction. But with this training, I think I have finally come up with a reasonable plot for my first story. With Michelle's guidance and prodding, I have no choice but to take my story idea to fruition.

I highly recommend this WSO to anybody even thinking about writing fiction, whether or not you believe you can do it. Get this product, but be forewarned; Michelle is definately not going you let you buy it and "just put it on the shelf!"

-- Phil

[Bobby Earle]

"GOOD FICTION FAST" by Michelle Spiva...

I suppose you want to hear how good it is. Well, if you like whips and chains, it is terrific!

I'm not kidding! This woman is a slave driver... I love slacking off, you know what I mean, ducking when everyone else is kicking in and doing their part.

That's not me.

At least that wasn't me until I hooked up with GOOD FICTION FAST and our flealess leader, Michelle Spiva. She is amazing.

She is completely dedicated to getting all her members published. She's there in a flash for anyone in need of almost any kind of support. She encourages; she teaches; she cajoles; she pitches; she buys; she works hard to find a way to draw you out and get you involved.

Involved? Ya, involved with a really neat bunch of people. Folks who are ready to jump in and give just about anyone a hand who expresses a need.

The membership is made up of writers and story tellers who love what they do and are more than happy to help another person get theirs done. Hell, I'm 74 and I had a young lady tell me how thrilled she was when I reviewed her first short story. I mean, how good can a learning program get? I was thrilled!

If you need some help with your writing, if you need to be among other story tellers and writers, if you are looking forward to learning what you need to know to gain yourself some success at what you love doing, and, especially, if you are worried that "the thrill is gone" or under strain... hook up with GOOD FICTION FAST by Our Lady, Michelle Spiva and re-KINDLE Your Writing Into The Fast Lane.

Bobby7Earle

[mspiva1]

Originally Posted by Bobby Earle

"GOOD FICTION FAST" by Michelle Spiva...

I suppose you want to hear how good it is. Well, if you like whips and chains, it is terrific!

I'm not kidding! This woman is a slave driver... I love slacking off, you know what I mean, ducking when everyone else is kicking in and doing their part.

That's not me.

At least that wasn't me until I hooked up with GOOD FICTION FAST and our flealess leader, Michelle Spiva. She is amazing.

She is completely dedicated to getting all her members published. She's there in a flash for anyone in need of almost any kind of support. She encourages; she teaches; she cajoles; she pitches; she buys; she works hard to find a way to draw you out and get you involved.

Involved? Ya, involved with a really neat bunch of people. Folks who are ready to jump in and give just about anyone a hand who expresses a need.

The membership is made up of writers and story tellers who love what they do and are more than happy to help another person get theirs done. Hell, I'm 74 and I had a young lady tell me how thrilled she was when I reviewed her first short story. I mean, how good can a learning program get? I was thrilled!

If you need some help with your writing, if you need to be among other story tellers and writers, if you are looking forward to learning what you need to know to gain yourself some success at what you love doing, and, especially, if you are worried that "the thrill is gone" or under strain... hook up with GOOD FICTION FAST by Our Lady, Michelle Spiva and re-KINDLE Your Writing Into The Fast Lane.

Bobby7Earle

Bobby....Bobby!...Bobby!!!

Who let you out?! Oh, ok I see. Now, get back in here and write your book!

Seriously, thanks. You keep us on our toes and we love it!
Michelle

[CreativeBoomer]

Someone earlier in the thread asked for comments from someone who has published using Michelle's system. I'll step up here.
I've written and published non-fiction books on Amazon but not fiction. I've always wished I could write. Over the years I've picked up books to try and teach myself. I probably have over 20 books with names like How to Plot, How to create characters, 10 plots that every book is based on... You know the books I mean. All of these books seemed to assume I already knew the basics or had some secret information that I just couldn't get through my brain. I'd come up with an idea for a scene or a character but could never understand how to create a story.

So when I saw this WSO, I thought I'd try again. Not really expecting the result to be any different.
I read through the pdf, then watched the first video. This was actually starting to make some sense! So I went back to the pdf. And on Day One of writing, I put down ideas about characters and some plot ideas per Michelle's structure formula. Then I stopped for the night as I'm doing this around a day job.
Day Two I started with the first plot idea in the structure and wrote about 300 words. Okay, this was cool, I'd written a scene. But didn't get too excited as I'd written solo scenes before. Then the next night, I picked up the next idea in the plot structure and wrote another scene. And the next night and the next.

Holy Cow Batman! I was writing a story!

I bought Michelle's WSO on the 9th. I had a final polished draft of my 4300 word short story up on Amazon on the 27th!

To someone else that size short story may not seem like much but to me that's HUGE! And it’s on Amazon with a positive review already!

If you're curious, my short story book is on Amazon under my pen name of Mia Jasper. The book is "Love in a Garden: What Happens After Happily Ever After"

Is Michelle's WSO worth it? For me, it sure was. It made more sense than all those books on my shelf combined.
And if she offers access to the private support group, grab it. I've come across very few online groups with that kind of positive energy and support.

[sfm]

I second, third and fourth agree with all votes! GOOD FICTION FAST and our flealess leader, Michelle Spiva. She is amazing.

the whole course actually takes you by the hand and you just can't help but produce books at the end of it!

I have even use this course to help someone else without them even knowing! yes using this course I found out the right questions to ask someone who said they could never write a book.......... well they answered my questions and guess what - oh baby! they had their first book!
when I said that is great now make it flow so you can read it easily they did thinking it was for something else - then I said would you like me to format it? he he he
surprised yes indeed they were when they realised what I had done but most importantly what they had done!
this could also be done for other disabled people - so I know I will be contacting a few!

the fb private group wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
everyone is so nice - everyone shares - everyone helps
I have learned and participated and met new friends through this and really wish I could devote more time to it

it should come with a warning sign though!
Warning this group is addictive!

Michelle thanks this course and this fb membership & for changing my life

[marian57]

If you have always wanted to write a good novel and haven't got round to it, BUY this WSO. I did and it has been a great help. I am writing the first in a trilogy plus a short story!

[profit2day]

I have purchased a few WSO's on how to write Kindle books that all suggested to write non-fiction and pretty much stay away from fiction because it is difficult. This one I must say was the exact opposite and the first that I have purchased that embraced the thought of writing fiction.

Good Fiction Fast (GFF) is an appropriate title! By taking a couple of days to go over the information, I was off and writing. So it is possible to accomplish by following the information along with the worksheet to have a short story at the least, created and published within a week!

Michelle has taken this WSO to new levels by adding a facebook group to those that purchased this WSO. This has been a tremendous help with sharing information, support and knowledge since the folks in the group are at different stages with their writing.

Thank you for a truly inspiring WSO,

Carol

[mspiva1]

Who Says Warriors Can't Write Fiction?

The Winner and Runner Up of my Buyers' Only Fiction Contest are currently ranked in the Top 100 Free Contemporary Romance section of Amazon Kindle.

These Books were written since May 8th when this product launched and today is June 1st. This product works and we help those who want to do this.

Here's a pic of the listings on Amazon Kindle

UPDATE: June 2nd they are now #28 and #81 respectively

Be on the lookout for updates soon on GFF 2.0!
Michelle

[marketingwoman]

Is this available anywhere now?? Would love to pick it up and join the group.

[samanthastephens]

Would also like to pick this up! Hopefully, you'll have an updated version available one day soon?!

[tot29]

Hi mspiva1. Does this course still include the Facebook group? Thanks!

[TinkBD]

Originally Posted by tot29

Hi mspiva1. Does this course still include the Facebook group? Thanks!

Hi tot29 -

Michelle is busy with the new WSO.

This is TinkBD from Michelle's FB group. Thanks for asking about the group and forum. It is an extraordinary bunch of people/writers.

The group and forum are not included in the GFF reopening but are available as an upsell to current purchasers of Good Fiction Fast and the newest WSO - Creative Fiction Writing for Amazon.

Tink