WRITE IN STEPS: The Super Simple Book Writing Method - The Best Ever Way to Write a Nonfiction Book

by I.J. Stables

This is the new innovative and efficient nonfiction book writing process that authors are talking about. Anyone can write a quality book with this. You'll find it a lot easier than the normal way. Like most, I used to find it quite a task to write a book. When I got my idea, I would start to build my outline. Hours and days scratching my head with what to include. When that was done, I would start writing. Many moments of mind blank. Trying to think of what words to say, how to explain it, how to prove something was true. Hours spent worrying about if I had included everything that was needed. If all that wasn't enough, there was the long hard task of editing the entire book. I continually look for better ways to improve the book writing process. Over the years, I have had several light bulb ideas. After continual improvements, I have now designed a complete step-by-step system. It is so efficient that I know that anyone can write a non-fiction book by following this. Although I already had a very efficient system, there were still times when coming up with the right words proved difficult. I asked myself, why can't finding the words to write be as easy as talking to a friend? I struggled with this question for quite some time. One day, quite by accident, the conversation method was born. It has become the finishing touch to my book writing system. With this system complete, there is no more time spent outlining before you can start to write. The writing starts from step one. Each step is simple. Writing a book the normal way is difficult. With this step-by-step system, it is very simple. No more struggling to find the words or what to include. Just follow the easy steps. Writing a book now is just a matter of creating simple lists, having a conversation with your reader, adding certain vital elements, easily locating missing topics, and adding the introduction and conclusion. The result is a complete and fully understandable book. One that is written the way most readers love. Here are some of the things you'll learn... - Say all the important stuff by creating simple lists. - Use the conversation method that makes the words come easily. It makes writing almost as easy as talking to a friend. - The important elements that help readers understand. - The best way to change your readers beliefs. - How to prove what you say is true.. - How to easily make sure you've answered all your readers questions. - A brilliant scan method that uncovers many extra topics to write about. - No long editing and proof-reading session at the end. Edit each small section after you write it. Use the highly effective three step method. It allows you to spot almost every error, check that it makes sense, and that your words sound right. - The three part book introduction that makes your book irresistible. - The simple conclusion that lots of readers say they love. Either carry on doing it the hard way... or learn to write a book following the simple steps and effective methods that work.

Genres: Writing

77 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 26, 2014

Reviews

[antony · Rating 5 out of 5]

Many of these kind of books go nowhere near to fulfilling the promises their covers make, not so with this volume

This book has a method which the author describes well.

This book will not teach you how to write, but it does offer a format that you can use to set out and produce articles or stories. That is actually the hard part.

Knowing how to arrange your words and how to set out a story wrecks most writing endeavours. Working what to research and what to do with the results of that can overwhelm the new writer.

This book will help you overcome the difficulty of blocking our your ideas. Once you become competent you won't need to follow the authors method by rote, you will develop your own style and find what works for you. But this is a great start. This book is inexpensive an well worth it.

[Adam Khaled · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finally I found a good book with a clear step-by-step guide on how to write.

The book is very informative and perfect for beginner level writers (like myself).

I implemented the steps in this book and I could see a very promising results; Second day from starting this book I manage to write 3 articles in less than 2 days, one of them has 2697 words.

[Tonytoo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short, simple, but worthwhile!

Very easy to read and a good demonstration of the steps required to produce a non-fiction book. I should really write this review AFTER writing my own book, but I believe this book has given me a very useful “template” to do precisely that.

[Erich · Rating 4 out of 5]

I.J. Stables book delivers what the title promises. A step-by-step guide on how to write a nonfiction book. The instructions are clear, easy to follow and written in plain English.

[Heather Mims · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was okay. There's some useful stuff here, and I can see it being a helpful resource for people who know very little about writing books.
That said, I don't think relatively experienced folks are going to find anything here that they haven't heard before. Most of the tips are fairly obvious, either found in other books or learned through experience.

By all means, pick it up if you're new to writing books. But if you've been at it a while, you might want to look for something more comprehensive.

[Tina · Rating 4 out of 5]

For those that want a simple way to write

This book does what it says, it teaches a simple method on how to write a book. It gives you simple steps to follow and before long you will have written a book. I recommend it.