Molina,Miriam Molina wrote:It seems the book inspired you a lot. I am thinking it's a Pretty book, in more ways than one.
I get it the pretty part.
Nice to see you here, thanks for stopping by.
Molina,Miriam Molina wrote:It seems the book inspired you a lot. I am thinking it's a Pretty book, in more ways than one.
Hi,Izesicle wrote:I was curious about this book. I'm glad to hear that it was effective and useful for you. Hope to see your book in the review list sometime soon.
Hi Mallory,Mallory Whitaker wrote:2,000 words to 24,000? Wow. I really need to read this book and just hope I get the same inspiration. Kudos to you, my friend.
I'm not a fan of her case against self-publishing. I'm with you. Authors should take advantage of the avenues they have available to them.
Great review!
Hi Rebecca,ReadingRebecca wrote:I love your personal experience with Book Blueprint. I'm assuming it helped you on a draft for a novel? I like how the book has useful points for fiction writers as well as non-fiction; although, I did find it was written more for non-fiction writers. Tips on how to figure out your target audience are useful for any type of book, though. I think indie writers can definitely get use out of this book, perhaps more so than those going the traditional route, since indie writers are often on their own to write, publish and sell their book. Knowing what makes a good book would be even more crucial for an indie writer.
Lol. Well, 1000 words is quite a bit. Nicely done on your progress and utilizing Book Blueprint. A review and a testimonial in one!juliusotinyo wrote:
Hi Rebecca,
Thanks for visiting, my book is non-fictional. I don't think I am creative enough to come up with a fictional story. Well... at least 1000 words max.
Yeah, the tips did appeal more to non-fiction writers, I agree.
Hi,ReadingRebecca wrote:Lol. Well, 1000 words is quite a bit. Nicely done on your progress and utilizing Book Blueprint. A review and a testimonial in one!juliusotinyo wrote:
Hi Rebecca,
Thanks for visiting, my book is non-fictional. I don't think I am creative enough to come up with a fictional story. Well... at least 1000 words max.
Yeah, the tips did appeal more to non-fiction writers, I agree.
Really! It's one of the most well presented books I've downloaded so far. Though, the author pleads a point on further editing by leaving her email attached, incase you find errors you can email her.Rosemary Okoko wrote:I agree with you that this book had no errors. There's one reviewer who downloaded a copy that had numerous errors and he didn't enjoy reading it. I guess the author must have sought professional editing after readers complained. Nice review.
Hehehe ? All in good time my dear, all in good time.Alicnim wrote:When can I see this technical book you are talking about, I'd like to review it ?
Nice testimonial.