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Video: .MP4, AVC, 2564 kbps, 1280×720 | Audio: English, AAC, 126 kbps, 2 Ch | Duration: 24×31 mins | 14.29 GBCourse No. 2533 | Lecturer: Professor James Scott Bell, JD | + PDF Guidebook

Most people think the way to write a best seller is to have a lot of talent and even more luck. And when you look at the stories behind massively successful breakouts, it certainly does feel that way. Consider that Harry Potter got published because the chairman of Bloomsbury happened to give his eight-year-old daughter the first chapter. There’s no denying that’s a good bit of luck. But underneath the lucky break is the solid foundation for a book that utilizes all the elements of a successful story: a lively Description, relatable characters, and a strong structure. There are scenes that jump off the page, dialogue that makes a reader laugh, and a style that resonates with all audiences. As you will learn, there is a recipe for success, and luck may be the least important ingredient in creating a best seller.