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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Good Read!,
This review is from: How to Be an Instant Expert: 6 Steps to Being an Authority on Any Subject (Paperback)
If you're an exec whose position requires any writing at all, it might occur to you that before you write an article or a speech you should jump on the Internet and do a thorough topic search - an original suggestion from author Stephen Spignesi. Thanks. You might even already know that you have to check reference materials at the library - another handy nugget of advice. But if your background is in technical expertise, not in word crafting, and you find yourself responsible for actually writing things - a prospect as enticing to you as root canal - then this book is for you. It organizes ideas concisely and simply (Almost too simply: Any sixth grader could use it). While some content appeals only to freelancers (Like a talk with a publishing house acquisitions editor), we [...] recommend the guidance and direction this book gives to would-be or must-be writers who are uncomfortable with writing. You know who you are. |
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How to Be an Instant Expert: 6 Steps to Being an Authority on Any Subject by Stephen J. Spignesi (Paperback - Sept. 2000)
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