Review: Jam-packed with useful tips for budding authors seeking a living writing for Amazon's Kindle. a Must-read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 7, 2014
Alex Foster writes in a no-nonsense, fast-flowing style that touches every essential point with out rambling on about himself or some other extraneous information not pertinent to the topic at hand.He also is one of the few to satisfactorily explain the value of visualization. Visualizing only the end result without visualizing the journey has led many to ruin.I also appreciated how Foster explained how to break the topics down into distinct zones. During the 40s and 50s Americans returning from military service took correspondence courses that, essentially, were booklets that were roughly 10,000 words, give or take, or that were very condensed lessons on how to run a service station (I once found my father's small business correspondence course that, in hindsight, was a booklet of, say, 8,000 or so words).My point is, Kindle's most advantageous use at present, may well be for novellas and booklets. Topics that can be read in a day or two.As readers may understand, I was very pleased by finding and reading Writing a Kindle Book a Week by Alex Foster. This is a must-read booklet.