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I like the idea of specific action-oriented guides to X (even if X is, in this case, somewhat general). Non-fiction could be splitting along the axis of practic
by hawkice 12y ago
I like the idea of specific action-oriented guides to X (even if X is, in this case, somewhat general). Non-fiction could be splitting along the axis of practical-vs-curiosity-exploring, which is great, as it makes room for more things like this.
The focus on chapter count / selected chapters is kinda odd, considering each chapter has, on average, less than 300 words. Vocabulary that speaks to the value of the book more (like "steps"? that might be too late-night-tv-sales, but "topics" or "subjects"?) might make more sense to people who haven't yet read the book.
- jasonshen 12y agoHey hawkice - thanks for the feedback. I did aim to write something that was both generally applicable, but also included specific tactics and relevant case studies. We'll see if I succeeded. Agree that chapter count is a little odd, and that's why I also included a small preview (if you click the cover, you'll get an overlay with 4 of the chapters). Also the six "Selected Chapter" hopefully also hint at the contents of the book. Hope you enjoy it!