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Tim-Ralf Heise

Owner of Rauschwerk Verlag, a Berlin non-fiction and practical-guide publisher
Berlin, Germany
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About Tim-Ralf Heise

Tim-Ralf Heise runs Rauschwerk Verlag, a Berlin publishing project for non-fiction books, guides and practical instruction that takes on subjects larger houses treat as too specialised. The publisher accepts book enquiries without a finished manuscript, and its browser-based Buchwerkstatt gives writers a free workspace for developing an idea, a readership and a chapter plan before any account or AI request is involved. He is also the author of a German-language book on overcoming fear in sales.

Tim-Ralf Heise's contribution history

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  1. October 2026
  2. Written·18 Oct·WWhen Notes FlyTop AI Writing Tools Compared for 2026An Unfinished Book Idea Is Enough to Start A first idea is enough to begin working on a nonfiction book. Evidence
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