Great Mentors Tele-Seminar with Debbie Macomber

By Good News Network Monday, October 08, 2007


So You Want To Be An Author!
With NY Times Best-Seller
Debbie Macomber

Debbie Macomber, novelist and author of over 150 novels (with 70 million books in print), has penned her first motivational book, Knit Together: Discover God's Pattern for Your Life. This optimistic book and Debbie's personality makes her a perfect choice to be a virtual mentor in the Great Mentors audio series, presented by the Good News Network.

knit together book Millions of women adore Macomber's fiction. Now they can learn the story of her success, how, as a busy mom, she rented a type-writer and persevered through 5 years of countless rejections in her search to find a publisher. She held firm knowing only that she wanted to be a writer and that God had given her the desire for such a purpose. Today the New York Times Bestseller List knows her name well, and her climb to success can be a blueprint for writers and non-writers alike detailing how to follow -- and achieve-- their dreams. Her story is inspiring, but most importantly, the advice she lays out in Knit Together is practical, energizing and easy to follow.

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