How to build a road map for a nonfiction book (and why)

Once again, we know many authors prefer a more improvisational approach to writing, even if there is some structure underneath.

But for those who like a little — or a lot of — direction guiding the process, we have an advice post on the matter specially geared for nonfiction writers.

Ariel Curry and Liz Morrow of the Hungry Authors podcast shared how to create a book map for your nonfiction book (with plenty of visual aids) on Jane Friedman's blog.

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