Welcome to Write a Book that Doesn't Suck, the podcast where you'll learn to write, publish, and sell a book that readers will love! You’ve heard it before, “Show, don’t tell!” But if you wrote everything in your story, each book would be a billion pages long. How about this rule: “Tell, Don’t Show!” In this week’s episode, we dive into when is it okay to summarize, how do you do it, and what is the motivation to make that choice. This is one week you won’t want to miss!

 Host Jaimie Engle of the Write Engle has worked with tens of thousands of writers on craft and book branding for the past decade. Her award-winning books and critically acclaimed presentations are the basis for this podcast, and the book of the same name that inspired it all. 

 Each episode features a single, quick writing tip to help you improve your skills, sell more books, and climb the ladder to best-seller! Jaimie believes all writers have the same goal: getting great books into readers' hands, and her mission is to help YOU become an incredible author! 

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