How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book

A Book on Writing for People who Hate Writing

By: Chandler Bolt, James Roper, Chelsea Miller

Narrated by: Al Kessel

Have you always been a terrible writer? Have you spent months or years trying to write a book, with continued failure?

Are you stuck in the vicious cycle of sucking at writing?

Or maybe you've been thinking of writing a book for quite some time now, and you just don't know how to get started. The whole process seems overwhelming.

This conversational and action-oriented audiobook is for people who want to write a book (or are thinking about it), but for their whole life, have never been good at writing.

There are tons of myths, misconceptions, and flat-out lies out there about how difficult it is to write your first book.

How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book busts those myths and challenges everything you've been told about writing.

This audiobook is filled with proven solutions, options, and problem-solving methods that every first-time author needs to know - no matter what writing challenges you face.

How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book gives you the foundation for your first book through:

• Four tried-and-true writing methods that make the writing process simple, easy & fast
• A writing method that involves zero actual writing (your book can be done in as little as seven hours)
• Simple strategies for preventing & defeating writer's block
• Uncovering the #1 way to actually finish and publish your book (hint: it has nothing to do with writing)
• Shows you how simple and fast writing a book can actually be (by holding your hand every step of the way).

Follow the advice given in this audiobook and by the end, after putting what I have to say into action, you will have easily written a high-quality book.

Best of all, the rest of your life doesn't have to be put on hold to do it either!

I have one last question for you:

What's stopping you from turning your daily conversations and knowledge into a high-quality book faster than you ever thought possible?

©2015 Chandler Bolt (P)2015 Self-Publishing School

Good for Organization

I listened to the book on a Sunday morning. Good for organizing your thoughts daily.

Great book for learning to write your first book

Humour and informative way of giving the writer everything they need to know. Loved it!

Gets you started.

What did you love best about How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book?

It was motivational and well-narrated.

What does Al Kessel bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Good emphasis on many items and clear narration makes this a great audiobook.

Game Changer

You have just unlocked the writers block for one of the coolest Cookbook concepts to hit the market

Helpful!

I'm in the middle of writing my autobiography and was inspired by the ideas, strategies. and advice!
If you've been thinking about writing but haven't pt pen to paper yet, LISTEN!

Gave me the motivation I needed

I liked the writing plans and the templates suggested. It’s practical and I can easily apply this to my writing journey.

Great Advice Wrapped in Tin Can Audio

What made the experience of listening to How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book the most enjoyable?

It's to the point. The author doesn't waste time with filler. After a reasonable introduction, they get right to the meat and potatoes of the book.

What other book might you compare How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book to and why?

The Scriptbully series.

What did you learn from How to Not SUCK at Writing Your First Book that you would use in your daily life?

Pretty much the whole system, hacked to my own personal needs and quirks of course.

Any additional comments?

This book offers great advice, but the audio quality jags on the ear. It sounds like they recorded it in a submarine at a low bit rate. I couldn't tolerate listing to it with my high quality noise-cancelling headphones, so I did it in my car during commutes to and from work. The less defined output of my car speakers (combined with road noise), made the listen a lot better. Worth the credit once I found a way I could tolerate the listen.

Good book on how to write a book.

A good book on writing a book. There is some good information in this book that I think would be very helpful to someone wanting to write a book.

just what I've been looking for

i picked it up on a whim looking for some motivation and tips this was much more than i expected. gave me the kick start i needed.

Obvious cash grab

Would you try another book from the authors and/or Al Kessel?

No.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointment.

Any additional comments?

I did come away with maybe one thought, so I'll say the small amount I paid for it was OK.
"Done is better than perfect.", at least he practices what he preaches.