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Ebook Writing- Easy Project |
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04/07/2009 15:36 - 18/07/2009 15:36 |
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$110-130 |
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****Notice: Deadline of 60 days must be met under all circumstances, otherwise project will be canceled and you will get negative reviews.**** If deadline is met, an extensive review praising your services will be written here on Scriptlance and you will also get the potential to write future ebooks for us if all the guidelines are met. Right now we need an experienced writer/journalist with 100 % perfect English who can write an ebook. The ebook will be on Diabetes—Very easy stuff, written for the average consumer, using layman's terms. Native English-speaker not required, but must have excellent English language, grammar and editing skills. Excellent command of the English Language is a requirement. PROJECT GUIDELINES: --Upon completion of the project, programmer (writer) agrees that all rights to the writing contained in the ebook will be automatically transferred to the project poster, (Scriptlance member ID Fergy123) --First 2000 words must be submitted within THREE days of beginning the project for quality checking, or else project will be automatically canceled and assigned to another bidder. --Project must be completed within 60 days of starting. --Absolutely NO PLAGIARISM will be tolerated in any part of the ebook whatsoever. We will break the ebook down into bits and pieces and check everything using anti-plagiarism softwares like copyscape and dupefree pro. We also use software programs that search inside print books, print magazines, internet, and any other possible type of publication you can imagine. Escrow will be released only after it passes copyscape and these rigorous anti-plagiarism tests, so save yourself the burden by making sure there is no plagiarism before you submit the finished work to us. --No illustrations/pictures, and no highlighting (we are more concerned about writing quality, rather than keywords, SEO or fancy visualizations)- so you don't have to get pictures or colorful designs, just concentrate on the writing. --The writing may contain 1st-person perspective as long as it sounds really professional. Otherwise, it should be in 2nd person and/or 3rd person only. --You may NOT use this writing project, or a even a sample from the writing as a personal reference in any way whatsoever--NO EXCEPTIONS. You can't mention to anyone or anywhere on the internet that this is your writing. Must maintain 100% client confidentiality!! Bidding on this project means you are automatically agreeing to this non-disclosure statement. --The writing contained in the ebook must be grammatically correct. We are looking for good quality material, without any spelling or grammar errors. --The total length of the ebook must be at least 80,000 words (checked using Microsoft Word word count tool). --The ebook will have a preface (1500-2500 words) and chapters divided evenly. Each chapter needs to be approximately the same length, so 80,000 words divided by 11 chapters is around 7300 words per chapter. Here is a rundown of the chapters: Preface: (this is basically an introduction, tells what the ebook will be about) Chapter 1: Diabetes Explained (explains what diabetes is) Chapter 2: Types of Diabetes Chapter 3: Causes and Symptoms Chapter 4: Diagnosing Diabetes Chapter 5: Treatment Options Chapter 6: Diabetes and Mental health Chapter 7: Diabetes and Heart Health Chapter 8: Best and Worst Pre-Diabetic Foods (basically talks about good dietary habits, and why it's important to have a healthy diet as a diabetic and what types of diet are best for diabetics) Chapter 9: Juvenile Diabetes Chapter 10: Pain Management for the diabetic Chapter 11: The Healthy Diabetic: Staying Motivated (talks about how to stay motivated as a diabetic, enrolling in programs, attending classes, etc., --just be creative!) --References should be at the end of each chapter, 3-5 references per chapter. You don't have to put references inside the sentences or paragraphs. Simply list them at the end of each chapter. Reference format is AMA format. Here is a good link for AMA citation style: http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/workshop/citama.htm THE LAST WORD: You don't have to be an experienced writer to do this, we are just looking for creative people who can follow the above simple instructions. If you are OK with a fun and interesting creative writing topic, then writing about diabetes is for you! Post your BID and let us know! ****This project description is the sole copyrighted material of Scriptlance Member ID Fergy123***
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