You’ve experienced something profound, solved a major problem, or gained insight that could change someone’s life, just like it changed yours.
You have a message for people who desperately need it, so you want to write a nonfiction book.
BUT…
You’re afraid.
That kind of fear can paralyze you and make you procrastinate. You keep promising yourself you’ll take another run at this tomorrow, or next week, or next month.
But years later, you still haven’t done anything about that book you’ve long wanted to write.
It’s easy to tell yourself you don’t have the time, but the truth is, we find time for what we really want to do.
Believe me, I know where you’re coming from.
Even after writing over 200 books (over a third of them nonfiction), I STILL procrastinate.
At some point during the writing of every book, I wonder why I ever thought I could do this.
But before I go on, let me introduce myself. I’m the author of 21 New York Times bestsellers. You may know me for my most popular novel series, Left Behind, or The Chosen novels that accompany my son Dallas’s TV series of the same name. But you may not know that I cut my teeth writing nonfiction. Many of my New York Times bestsellers have been as-told-to-autobiographies and marriage and family books.
So how have I been able to overcome fear, push through procrastination, and succeed?
By creating a proven system I’ve used over and over to write books people want to read.
And now I want you to have this blueprint.
The right system will show you not only the skills you need to polish, but can also give you the discipline and the plan to perhaps become a nonfiction author.
This A-to-Z program walks you through every step and can help you finally achieve the result your message deserves — no matter your nonfiction genre.
Whether you’re starting from scratch or have tried before, my goal is to give you the best chance to succeed with your manuscript.
No one can promise you’ll produce an award-winning book that sells tens of millions of copies, but I can guarantee this: Apply my proven methods, and you’ll write the best book you can imagine.
Nonfiction Blueprint reveals my repeatable writing process in its entirety.
I take you step by step through each session, so you’ll always know exactly what to do next — regardless of genre.
The program consists of over 70 video lessons that walk you through every step of writing your nonfiction book, mentoring you through the entire process.
We start with your idea.
Then I help you create a structure and outline.
We cover crafting an opener that grabs the reader by the throat, maintaining tension that keeps readers with you through what I call the Marathon of the Middle, and leads to a compelling ending.
Nonfiction Blueprint removes the fear and guesswork that may have demoralized you in the past. You simply log into the website and start with a brief training video that walks you through your next step — so you’ll always know what to do next.
Best of all? You advance at your own pace, fitting the curriculum to your specific writing schedule — which I also help you design, based on your calendar and lifestyle.
In this section, I help you avoid problems typical to nonfiction writers: Fear of failure, not knowing where to start, hitting a brick wall after 30 pages or so, you name it. Imagine how much more confident and motivated you’ll be after laying the proper groundwork for your book.
You’ll learn:
And that’s all in just Part I of four parts! See how much you need to know even before you start writing, so you don’t end up lost in the middle?
Here we spend a few sessions on your first page alone — where many nonfiction writers get hung up. We’ll get yours to where you’re thrilled with it before moving on, so you’ll be motivated to keep rolling.
You’ll learn:
Here, I bring you through your first several chapters and share my best secrets to help you cement habits that will carry you through the full process.
You’ll also learn:
By the time we reach the last section of Nonfiction Blueprint, you’ll have confidently written roughly the first quarter of your manuscript and reached the Marathon of the Middle. To finish well, you have to do more than just endure the middle. You must thrive there and keep things moving for the reader’s sake. I give you everything you need to complete the marathon and drive toward the finish.
So Part IV is designed to see you all the way to the end. That’s why I’ve peppered it with a truckload of guidance and encouragement to help you through some of the toughest parts of your nonfiction book.
You’ll learn:
My goal is that by the end of this course, you’ll have written a nonfiction book you can’t wait to submit.
How would you feel knowing a tribe of loyal readers is discussing your book online?
Might it pave the way to speaking engagements?
Imagine emotional fan letters telling you how your work changed their lives.
Imagine being interviewed, signing books, and spreading a powerful message that could even outlive you.
Every year, unknown writers become published authors.
But I won’t sugarcoat it — not many break through, because most manuscripts submitted to publishers are awful.
The good news is, agents and publishers long for quality books. They want you to succeed. If you use this proven system to write a book, you give yourself a much better chance to have the publishing world take notice.
I can’t guarantee a bestseller or even a contract, but I can guarantee this:
Use my proven Nonfiction Blueprint system, and you’ll write your best manuscript. I’ll show you what it takes to make it all it can be. It’s up to you to follow the blueprint.
Whether you land a traditional publishing contract — where they pay you rather than the other way around — or choose to self-publish, your new book will have the best chance to resonate with readers.
If you believe that would make it worth investing in this program, read on...
It’s not easy to put a price on the most powerful start-to-finish nonfiction resource I’ve ever put together. I believe it’s on par with a Master’s of Fine Arts Degree in writing. A quick web search shows MFA degrees cost upwards of $30,000. But, of course, I’m not about to charge anything close to that.
But considering the average introductory writing class at a university costs between $2,500 and $3,500, shouldn’t I at least charge in that range?
I could, but I’m not so old that I can’t remember what it was like BEFORE I was published. I want you to offer you full lifetime access to this course for much less.
My team and I settled on a one-time investment of $1,997 — and that gets you a lifetime membership, so you can use Nonfiction Blueprint again and again to write as many books as you choose.
And because I want to make this as accessible as possible, I’ll go a step further:
We’re offering a payment plan that allows you to join this start-to-finish program for 12 monthly payments of just $197 each. And if you want to save $367, you can pay in full with a one-time payment of $1,997.
Now hear me: you’ll never see Nonfiction Blueprint at this low price ever again.
I know even that bargain price requires a serious commitment from you, so I want to reward your decision with five amazing bonuses that come with your membership. But first, a promise:
If you’ve ever wished for a thorough evaluation of your writing from someone in the business who knows what publishers want, this course makes that come true.
A thorough critique of your first 10 pages will come from a veteran in the business I’ve worked with for years who knows exactly how to get where you want to go.
Your critique will show you:
Once you’ve settled on your book concept in an early lesson, you can submit it for a personal video evaluation from a published author, one of several I’ve worked with over the years and whom I handpick to give you this feedback.
They’ll tell you how they believe agents and acquisition editors would respond — and suggest ways to make it the best it can be. Our goal is to give you confidence that the foundation of your book is rock solid before you spend months writing the rest of your manuscript.
Here you can interact directly with me and ask questions about any aspect of the course or your book. You’ll also form bonds with fellow students, share your experience, and pick up tips from each other as you all work toward the same goal.
Previous members have developed valuable friendships, formed small groups based on genre, traded the tasks of reading and critiquing each other’s work, and even found accountability partners.
I love dropping in at least once a day to interact personally or just see them encourage each other.
Look at what many have been saying daily in Nonfiction Blueprint’s Facebook group:
Once you finish your manuscript, you’ll want to pitch it to agents or publishers. So I’ve included this special package with your membership so you can see exactly what I’d do in your shoes.
What you get:
1. My tips sheet, How to Impress Agents and Publishers
This short guide is designed to show you what each decision maker is looking for and how to make your work stand out. I also reveal 28 tweets from industry insiders to give you a look at what they actually want — and what annoys them!
2. Access to two successful proposals you can use as templates
These were prepared by my team for manuscripts that went on to sell publishers. Feel free to appropriate their ideas and apply their approaches to your own proposal.
3. My 90-minute seminar, How to Write Winning Queries & Proposals
This can save you hours of wasted effort.
This training is based on everything I’ve learned over several decades in the business — for which authors have paid thousands at writers conferences. If you’re serious about getting published, you’ll find this invaluable.
By the end you’ll know:
You’ll be invited to a FREE day of group coaching and discussion about your writing. I can hardly wait for that!
* Registration closes Friday, February 3 at 11:59 p.m.
* Registration closes Friday, February 3 at 11:59 p.m.
This nonfiction-writing blueprint is to the Guild as a microscope is to a wide-angle lens. The Guild is a community of over 1,000 writers of all genres who get live and recorded training every month. Many Guild members have taken advantage of this special offer, because Nonfiction Blueprint is a laser-focused, deep dive into nonfiction, designed solely to help you write a book from start to finish. It even has its own dedicated website and Facebook page. Another difference is that the Guild carries a monthly or annual membership fee, while a one-time tuition investment gives you lifetime access to Nonfiction Blueprint.
My aim is not to have you knock out a book as fast as possible. While you should be able to do this in six to nine months, as long as you can commit to at least 6 writing and revising hours each week, my aim is to help you write the best book you can imagine. Beware hucksters who emphasize speed above all else. Speed is not the point. Quality is the point.
The more time you carve out to write each week, the sooner you’ll finish — but the goal is a manuscript you’ll be proud of and eager to shop to agents and publishers.
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, which allows you plenty of time to try several lessons, interact with fellow writers in the private Facebook community, and make progress on your book.
I know that means someone could go through a large chunk of the course, planning to get all their money back on Day 29. But I’m more interested in rewarding honest authors than in cracking down on those who would take advantage.
I’ve removed all your risk from this decision because I’m confident that if you engage with the lessons you will make so much progress on your book in the first 30 days that you’ll be happy to stick with us.
But if you find Nonfiction Blueprint is not for you and let us know within the first 30 days, my team will immediately issue you a full refund — no pressure, no questions asked.
I’m here to make you better — regardless of your level of competence when you begin. Let me teach you the skills, and your ability will grow. As with any craft, your skill will increase in direct proportion to the amount of time you spend building your writing muscles and honing your talent.
You can always improve, regardless how talented (or not) you are now.
I believe you’ll see a huge difference in just months — shaving years off even the trained writer’s learning curve.
* Registration closes Friday, February 3 at 11:59 p.m.
I know what it’s like to be where you are right now.
You long to improve. Long to finish your book. Long to be published. Long to get your message out.
You don’t lack desire or passion. You just want to know, How do I actually do this?
I’ve designed Nonfiction Blueprint as the bridge from where you are now to where you want to be.
That’s why I’ll give you 30 days just to see if it feels right. Give it a shot and if you don’t feel you’re making progress, I’ll give you a full refund.
I just don’t want you getting to the end of another year wishing you had started your book…
…make 2023 your year.
Where you might be in December celebrating a year of writing with 24/7 access to this proven, step-by-step plan.
How confidently you could write with support and feedback from this type of community.
How it would feel to hold in your hands a finished manuscript, knowing it’s the absolute best you’ve ever created.
Better yet, how it could feel to finally receive your published book, with your name on the cover?
Join Nonfiction Blueprint before this short enrollment period ends on Friday, February 3 at 11:59 p.m. Central, and let me be your consultant on the greatest building you’ve ever constructed.
Sincerely,
Jerry Jenkins
Jerry B. Jenkins
P.S. This is the ONLY time I’m opening enrollment of Nonfiction Blueprint in 2023. This is your one chance to get in and get your year started right. So, even if you’re on the fence, use the 30-day money-back guarantee to sign up risk-free and avoid missing out.
* Registration closes Friday, February 3 at 11:59 p.m.