#AuthorBio

Many people have never written their bio because there just has never been occasion to do so. However, when you become an author, writing your bio becomes a necessity. 

Readers want to know the background of the person who wrote the book that has engrossed then for hours. I don't know why. I know that I always read the author bio. Perhaps it's because a book allows the reader to get into the heads of the characters, so knowing a bit about what is in the author's head completes the connection.

It takes practice to write a good bio. Most of us are not accustomed to telling the world about ourselves, so we have to make our stories as interesting as possible without over-elaborating and becoming boring. 

Write in the third person as if you are reporting on yourself. Keep it short and simple but add as many interesting details as you can. You can read more about bios in our Ultimate Book Marketing Kit.

Denise

www.inktreemarketing.com
www.publishacookbook.com
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