Nonfiction Jumpstart Course

Nonfiction books outsell novels 5 to 1.

Fictional stories might be more in the spotlight and seem more glamorous.

But it’s obvious that nonfiction has a powerful hold over an audience.

Nonfiction Jumpstart will help you reach the audience waiting to be changed by the power of your story. It contains dozens of lessons that will help you employ storytelling techniques to keep your reader engaged.

And that’s what is terrifying about getting started.

What if no one reads your book?

You pour countless hours into your writing, but it’s all wasted if it never draws the attention of any readers.

Why put in the effort if embarrassment is the outcome?

That’s why it’s so important to find a mentor to encourage you to go for it and have the knowledge to teach you how.

Plenty of successful authors found themselves in the same position you’re in right now…

…Sitting in front of your computer.

…Afraid to get started.

…With a message dangerously close to never being revealed to the world.

But successful authors push through it all.

Let this course be what separates you from all the others that walk away without even trying.

Let’s get you the specific help you need with your nonfiction work.

Nonfiction is tricky—if you relayed the facts alone, your reader would be put to sleep before the end of the first chapter.

Most successful nonfiction writers are great storytellers. They can take the same strategies that work in fiction, combine them with compelling research of their topic, and become experts in their niche.

But how do you get there?

That’s where Nonfiction Jumpstart comes in. This course is designed to take you step-by-step through the process of writing your nonfiction book.

The lessons build off each other to create a clear path to take you from questions to answers.

From the inklings of initial inspiration, to strategies for marketing your finished book, this course is designed to be a complete overview.

Your mentor, 21-time New York Times bestselling author, Jerry Jenkins, may be known for his fiction, but he got his start in nonfiction. As a newspaper journalist, he learned to interview, research, separate fact from fiction, and compile those details into a compelling read.

And he will pass those skills to you through this course.