A Writing Book You’ll Want for Your Library—Imagination @Work by Alton Gansky

A Review by Edie MelsonMy friend and Blue Ridge cohort has just published a new e-book. It's a nonfiction work containing several years of essays he’s written about creativity and writing. Each of the 80 essays is short, designed to be read quickly. This book is full of wisdom gleaned from years in the publishing industry. Reading it you’ll feel like you’re sitting, having coffee with a mentor.
These essays are not profound or formal. They are me being me. Some are meant to be serious, others humorous. They are also designed to be read quickly, the kind of thing a reader can pick up, read a chapter or two, then set down until some more free time appears.It is not a how-to book. The world is filled with how-to write books. Some are very good. I don’t intend to add this to that number. My purpose is to share a bit of my journey, encourage new writers and other creatives, and occasionally provide a push forward. I hope it has meaning for you. Who knows, it might even make you smile, or, better yet, dream big dreams.***
The $2.99 book is available on Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook. I hope you enjoy it. More than that, I hope you find it inspirational. Alton Gansky is a full time writer, director of BRMCWC, founder of Gansky.Communications and host of Writer's Talk. He is the award winning author of over 40 books. Prior to turning to full time writing, he was the senior pastor to three Southern Baptist churches. In addition to his writing, he speaks to writers groups and church organizations.  www.altongansky.com His newest novel WOUNDS (Broadman Holman) released in May of 2013. ( Amazon ,  Barnes & Noble )