If you have ever wanted to write a book but wasn’t sure how
to get started, this is the book you need to read. Do the exercises Mr. Garner
has included in the book for you. I promise you won’t be sorry.
As an example he says to “…starting with one word that defines
your story, then to write 5 bullets, 25 descriptive sentences, the synopsis,
and outline and ultimately the first draft.” Now having ADHD, I thought he
meant to write 5 bullets and then 25 descriptive. After sending him the
document, he explained that he meant to write 5 bullets and then 5 descriptive
sentences for each bullet. That makes more sense, but that is just how I think.
I’m something of a literalist when I read something.
I have been corresponding with Dean because I wanted to be
one of the 100 volunteers he was looking for, and now I find myself being a
case study. This is good for me because I will learn a bunch of things about
myself. One of the most important things is do I have what it takes to stick
with writing that first book. So far and it’s been great.
So if you want to learn what it takes to write that first
book, then you really should buy this book, read it, do the exercises and apply
yourself. I would, and have recommended this book to others. There are 2 links
in this review. The first takes you to the product page to buy the book, and the
second one takes you to the forum on Amazon to read his statement and explains
about the 100 volunteers.
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