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Enter for a chance to win a Kindle! The #FaveWritingTip sweeps spectacular

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UDPATE: The contest has closed! Thanks to everyone who entered. Stay tuned for the winner.

Want to win a brand spanking new Kindle Paperwhite and learn some great writing tips in the meantime?

Of course you do. Heck, I do, and I’m running this thing.

In honor of the publication of How to Write a Novel: 47 Rules for Writing a Stupendously Awesome Novel That You Will Love Forever, which is on sale for just $4.99 at: Amazon Kindle, Apple iBooks, B&N Nook, Kobo, and Smashwords, I thought I’d do a giveaway that also compiles some great writing advice in one place. Please check out the guide while you’re here, which New York Times bestseller James Dashner called “a must-read for anyone brave enough to try their hand at a novel.”

So here’s what you do to enter:

1) Think of your favorite writing tip

2) Tweet and/or Facebook-post your favorite writing tip with the hashtag #FaveWritingTip and a link back to this post: https://bit.ly/17JYh76 If you post to Facebook it must be posted publicly in order to be entered. Feel free to use the handy-dandy button and link below:


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3) If you tweet an entry, you must follow me on Twitter so I can DM you if you win:

4) If you’re on Facebook, please follow me so that you’ll see if I message you: https://facebook.com/nathanbransford

That’s it! Here are the rules:

  • You can post to both Facebook and Twitter in order to increase your chances of winning, but only your first entry on both sites will be considered an eligible entry. 
  • You must include both the hashtag and a link back to this post in order to be eligible.
  • The sweepstakes closes Friday at 7pm Eastern time.
  • I’ll randomly select a potential winner and notify that individual by Direct Message or Facebook message.
  • You must be a resident of the United States, age 18 or older in order to enter (Sorry international readers! Sweepstakes rules!)
  • Please take a look at the full sweeps rules here

Want to see all the great writing tips? Keep an eye on the tweet box below. I’ll also compile my favorites into a separate blog post that will let everyone see your writing wisdom.

Good luck!


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  1. yehoota says

    Nathan – the link provided by your tweet button in the post doesn't seem to be leading back to the blog post – just to a page that says "this post doesn't exist."

    Cheers –

  5. Ashley Smith says

    I was reading over the sweepstakes rules and I noticed there are some instances in their that reference the sweepstakes from 2011. Some dates and a mention of using the hashtag #YouKnowYoureInTroubleWhen

  7. Stephanie McDonnell says

    Thanks for a chance at this. I am getting back into writing after having to take a hiatus. I have your book on my to-read list, alongside Jamie Ford. Mixin' it up, getting inspiration from everywhere!

  8. Josin L. McQuein says

    Yay for another Kindle contest. I never would have tried Kindle if I hadn't won the one Nathan gave away in 2011 — which is still the one I use.

    It's a writing tool in its own right. Uploading a novel in progress to a kindle is an amazing editing help!

  11. Marti Lawrence says

    Oh, I was able to follow your hashtag on G+, but perhaps it doesn't track all of them?
    I will still share your post on G+ and post to Twitter and FB. 🙂 Thank you for your quick response.

  13. Joel Mayer says

    Please sir, please teach us the 'how to' of coming to terms with those ugly green lines off of Microsoft Word's style and grammar checker.