Want to get your book ready for audio production?
Audiobook sales are booming. But as an author, how can you make the best of the opportunity? Most writers haven't trained in radio, podcasting, scriptwriting, or other writing forms that put the spoken word first.
So what do you need to do, to get your writing ready for audio production?
This practical guidebook explains radio writing and editing techniques to give your novel or non-fiction book that extra voice-first polish, get the best from your performer and your investment in audio production.
This practical guide to radio writing techniques will help you prepare your book for a narrator or your own narration. Discover how to:
- Edit for narration
- Use flow words and phrases
- Write clearly for the ear
- Build radio pictures
- Hook listeners
…and lots more, including word lists and home studio tips.
Learn voice-first concepts to transform your writing, including
- flow
- attunement
- landing
- language spans
- discourse markers
Learn the strategies radio writers and performers know, and get ready for the audio revolution!
