Anna Featherstone
ALLi Author Member
Location: Australia
Genres: Mind Body Spirit, Self-Help/Personal Development, General Nonfiction, Other, Advice & How To, Writing & Publishing, Memoir, Business
- Non-Fiction Book Advisor to ALLi - Founder of Bold Authors, an online video course hub for authors - Judge of the Australian Business Book Awards Author, writer and expert self-publisher Anna Featherstone has written for The Guardian and Sydney Morning Herald and is the bestselling author of Small Farm Success Australia and the memoir, Honey Farm Dreaming. “Look – It’s Your Book!” is Anna’s fifth non-fiction book and her fourth self-published title. She’s written it specifically to help Australian non-fiction writers understand and take control of their writing and publishing journey. Anna presents regular writing workshops for individuals and businesses on how to turn your unique ideas, knowledge and experiences into great content that captures, captivates and connects with readers. Passionate about bees, the bush and the beach, she admires humans with big hearts and people who make positive change wherever they are and with whatever resources they have. She can’t cook to save herself, but when she does, she loves doing it in a solar oven.
Anna Featherstone's books
Genres: Advice & How To, Business, Writing & Publishing
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+
Write, Publish & Promote Your Non-Fiction Book: A Self-Publishing Guide for Australian Writers. Do you want to turn your non-fiction writing idea into a reality but are confused about where to start? Overwhelmed by all the publishing options out there? Keen to learn how self-publishing can help you build a business from your book? This comprehensive guide for Australian writers will put you in control of your writing and publishing journey. Whether you plan to write a non-fiction business, lifestyle, self-help book or memoir – Look – It’s Your Book is the ultimate guide to writing and self-publishing non-fiction. Want to be an author? Read it and be empowered to transform your ideas, knowledge and passion into a book to be proud of! Learn how to: • Discover, plan, research, write, edit, format, publish, promote, and profit from your unique content • Reach Australian and international audiences through print books,...
Genres: Advice & How To, Memoir, Nature/Science
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+
Immerse yourself in this delightful memoir about a decade of life on a small Australian farm. A perfect book for tree changers and anyone who dreams of rural life. Funny, moving, and engrossing, you'll be transported to a world where one family tries to keep it all together as they juggle a farmyard full of animals, thousands of tourists in the garden, a hundred backpackers in the house, millions of bees in the air, and their commitment to the environment and each other. Buzzing with good humour, moving moments, and interesting stories, discover more about the 'simple life' and enjoy a good laugh from this well-reviewed memoir in which author Anna Featherstone lays bare what it's like to follow your dreams and to find success, failure, and finally understanding along the way. An added bonus at the end: delightful farmhouse recipes and tips for creating your own organic lip and...
Genres: Advice & How To, Business, Nature/Science
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 12-15, 18+
Are you farming right now, dreaming about, or studying to become a farmer? Are you ready to get out of the rat race to run your own race? Does a tree change tempt or your hobby farm need a boost? Want to make a part-time or serious living farming? If you’re ready to be your own boss, read this book and be inspired by the experiences of 25 farmers from across Australia. Key questions answered include: - Why farm? - Have you got what it takes to be a farmer? - How do you decide the what and where of farming? - What ways can you value add your produce? - How do you fast track your knowledge? - What regulations do you need to be across? - How do you market and sell your produce? - What are the best ways to tap into agritourism? - What might farming...