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Nina Amir -- Nonfiction Writing - Publishing Consultant
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Los Gatos, CA United States
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Contact Phone: 408-353-1943
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Nina Amir, Your Inspiration-to-Creation Coach, inspires writers to create the results they desire--publishable and published products and careers as writers and authors. Amir inspires writers to combine their purpose and their passion so they Achieve More Inspired Results.

The author of the forthcoming book, How to Blog a Book: How to Write, Publish and Promote Your Work One Post at a Time (Writer's Digest Books, April 2012), Amir is a nonfiction editor, consultant, and writing, book, blogging, and author coach with more than 33 years of experience in the publishing field; she offers these services through her company, CopyWright Communications. She also is the founder of Write Nonfiction in November, a yearly writing challenge accompanied by a blog. She writes four other blogs, including Write Nonfiction NOW! and How to Blog a Book, and two national columns at Examiner.com and serves as the weekly writing and publishing expert on Michael Ray Dresser's popular radio show, Dresser After Dark.

Amir holds a BA in magazine journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication with a concentration in psychology. She is a certified life coach and rebirther and is trained as a Voice Dialogue facilitator.

Amir has edited or written for more than 45 local, national and international magazines, newspapers, e-zines, and newsletters on a full-time or freelance basis producing hundreds of articles. Her essays have been published in five anthologies and can be found in numerous e-zines and Internet article directories, and she has self-published nine short books, including the popular workbook How to Evaluate Your Book For Success.

As a book editor, Amir also has a proven track record. One of her clients' books (Enlightened Leadership) was self-published and then purchased and re-released verbatim by Simon & Schuster (Fireside); the book has sold over 230,000 to date. Another (Radical Forgiveness) won the 1998 Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Award (Inspirational category), received a contract from William Morrow but remained self-published and went on to sell over 115,000 copies; recently Radical Forgiveness was purchased by Sounds True. Her clients' proposals regularly get them contracts with agents as well.

A popular speaker and workshop leader at California Writer's Club branches, the San Francisco Writers Conference, and other West Coast writing events, Amir teaches workshops, teleseminars and classes on how to write and blog books and how to get published. She also speaks on topics related to writing, building platform, and realizing the dream of becoming a published author. She works with individual aspiring authors not only on their manuscripts but how to get their books and other products written most efficiently and on staying inspired as they maneuver their way through the sometimes long and arduous path to becoming published. She also helps them turn their passion and their soul purpose into printed products.

She serves on the board of her local chapter of the California Writer's Club (South Bay Writers), as well as being a mentor for its Publishing Pathways program. She is also a member of the Bay Area Independent Publisher's Association (BAIPA) and the San Francisco chapter of the Woman's National Book Association (WNBA).

Additionally, Amir speaks and writes about human potential, personal growth, self-improvement, and practical spirituality. Although she often does so from a Jewish perspective, her work spans religious lines and is pertinent to people of all faiths and spiritual traditions.In all she does, she focuses on helping people live their lives fully and manifest their desires -- whether those desires look like written products or something entirely different.

Amir sees herself as an "Everywoman" whose struggles and successes are not unlike anyone else's. Therefore, she writes, speaks and teaches from a place of knowing that what has worked for her will at least provide others with a starting place from which to find what works best for them.

Currently, Amir lives in the Santa Cruz Mountains in Northern California with her husband.

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