Review: A fundamental point in writing for others to read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
Using the stories of experience or allegory is the basis of most remembered lessons. Unfortunately, as he says, it's a lesson too often ignored. This book gives as many stories needed to make his point. Like the rest of his books (I have at least 9, mostly his older ones), he stays with the subject without straying into unrelated information.I do wish, however, that he would hire a professional editor. One who would pay attention to the words he chooses. I don't know if it's spelling or contexts that he struggles with, but he needs an editor. For example, he mentions that he could see himself in the witch's slay. It's supposed to be "sleigh" - a method of transportation, not "slay" as in sword-slashing. It isn't the first book in which he's used the wrong words, but it is one of the most glaring.Otherwise, it's a book worth buying and reading more than once. It's staying in my Kindle carousel until I absorb and use the lessons within.