from ChrisNorbury

Maybe best for a beginning writer, someone looking to write their first novel and being a bit overwhelmed by how to start. Anyone who has written a novel might find some useful tips and ideas, but perhaps have already developed their writing routine.Mr. Bransford writes in an entertaining, light,...

from StaticBlaq

Not a lot of detail but some good points to keep you focused. It's more a slap on the back and a "C'mon mate" than anything else. It did help clear the mind of a lot of clutter built up from reading so many books on writing technique etc that can be so overwhelming that one goes into paralysis.

from NatalieSW

Nathan Bransford has been an agent and a fiction-writer, and his experience comes through in this book. From the first "rule" of the 47 ("BELIEVE!") to the last ("Obey the Ten Commandments for the Happy Writer," which begin with "Enjoy the Present" and end with "Keep Writing"), this book was 100%...

from writerbeverly

Let me put this out there first: If you are one of the thousands of people who've been visiting Nathan's blog for the last several years, getting all those free goodies and tips, then if you are a decent human being and not a soul-sucking leech, you need to pony up and buy this book. Even if the ...

from NatalieSW

Nathan Bransford has been an agent and a fiction-writer, and his experience comes through in this book. From the first "rule" of the 47 ("BELIEVE!") to the last ("Obey the Ten Commandments for the Happy Writer," which begin with "Enjoy the Present" and end with "Keep Writing"), this book was 100%...