Review: How hard work (and a battered keyboard) pay off
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
Writer dad, what a great title. Someone should tell David Wright that that’s a great title.Anyway what a heartfelt tribute a wife and family! He might leap before he looks, but no one can fault Sean Platt for not adoring his family or not being willing to do anything for them.Part memoir, part writing guide, //Writer Dad// chronicles the journey Sean took to becoming the co-king of the serial novel. From managing to a flower shop to writing copy for pennies, this will give readers a whole new respect for how much hard work goes in to pursuing your dreams (even if your wife has to point out what your dreams are).This book is truly inspiring for the writer that wants to be in the business of writing, not merely an artiste. We all like to believe our work (and our kids) are precious little snowflakes, and to us they are, but to the rest of the world, the goal is the same: grow ‘em up and kick ‘em out into the arena. Readers who are already familiar with Platt’s work will probably be the ones to enjoy this most.