zak_martell's Reviews (277)

This book lays out the start to finish steps of writing a non-fiction book.
It goes into extreme detail, which makes sense once you read their philosophy of putting everything you know that is relevant into the book for the benefit of the reader.

I’ll go through it again I’m sure. 

This book is precise as it is concise. If you’re running a newsletter, small business, or anything else, read this book and learn to position your work in the best way to encourage sales to the right people.

Now I’ve blitzed through it, I plan to go back over each chapter as I take the steps outlined.

I had to reread a few bits. I’m normally pretty good with this sort of thing, but it lost me from time to time.
I’ll definitely read it again because the bits I understood were fascinating and engaging.

Fascinating and well laid out. I never wanted to know more than was on the page.
It’s a topic I’m interested in and so had come across much of the information elsewhere, but having such a detailed book laying out everything within the subniche was brilliant.

I’ll definitely revisit it.

Felt extremely slow to me. Perhaps I wasn’t in the right mood for it, but it felt as though it made a fascinating topic, very dry. 

Some really exciting things happening. Flashbacks and old faces we haven't seen for some time are really welcome.

Really fun issue, with a great hook to the next one.

This was an interesting volume because we have a new character introduced and some interesting concepts brought up, but it doesn't feel like there's much story in there. As a chapter in the larger story, it's done its job by making want to read the next one.

It's all happening now.

I appreciated the layout, and how it walked through each archetype individually.

Interesting little book. I’d be interested in looking deeper into the topic.