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How to write a non-fiction book: Three ways to leverage interviews
November 2, 2017 · 2 min read
One of the biggest missed opportunities for aspiring authors is failing to leverage great interviews when writing a book. Instead of working in a vacuum, it’s so easy to step outside that and get the perfect material to take your project to the next level. Here are three ways interviewing people can be a godsend for authors.
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