I recall seing some of his advice before —naturally, right?—, but something about how he wrote it seems to help keep it in my head, especially his points on how and when to research for a work. The only real annoyance is that he promotes his other works several times.

Everyone says “just anyone could be a writer” and it’s not true. Sure, a lot of people could write but writing a book is hard. When I write I end up convincing myself that it’s pointless writing because my words would be minimal compared to the countless ones in existence. When I read this book my perspective of writing has changed as soon as I flipped the last page. I now feel like I can write a book and who cares if no one likes it.

Found this book very helpful for us want-a-be writers. The author simplifies the things in writing that the new-be writers stress over!

Basically a summary of generic writing “advice” you can find anywhere. Nothing special.

Good read, more helpful then I expected given the book was free to download. While full of general writing tips and basic how-too information its presented all in a easy to read/ understand manner which allows for maximum efficiency and time well used. I have not read the rest of the authors work but am now considering it given the chance. No doubt I will refer to the materials in this book in the event of writers block or as a quick refresher before beginning a new project.