Review: A Must-have Writer's Guide
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 19, 2012
Ian Stables has written a book that will possibly "give birth" to a lot of other non-fiction books. Gone are the days of the old "blunderbuss-style" of figuring out how a book should flow, as `Questions that Easily Write Books' helps aspiring nonfiction authors to have a more structured way of planning or outlining their own work.And true to its title, this book shows everyone--in easy to understand, helpful language--how to start writing. And while this specifically targets those who intend to write non-fiction books, I believe the outlining strategy can also benefit even writers of other genres.In short: what the whole guide describes is so simple yet so spot on.Of course, the book itself follows its own suggestions--the flow of discussion is such that you won't get too overwhelmed with new information. Overall, if you want a snappy, no-nonsense guide to help you begin working, pick up or download a copy of this book--and you'll discover how everything about writing that nonfiction book that has been bugging you from the back of your mind suddenly becomes much easier.