"If you dread the thought of starting or maintaining a blog, and balancing it with the stresses of writing a book, "How to Blog a Book" could well be the most valuable book you've discovered this year. Nina Amir gives you a toolbox of shortcuts, tricks, and workarounds that will save you money, time, and sanity. Follow her easy-to-understand guide (even for nontechies!), and you'll create a blog your fans love and a book that they'll promote for you." --Joan Stewart, founder of The Publicity Hound (PublicityHound.com)

"Nina Amir shows you--no, actually implores you--to write your book on your blog in a painless, effortless way. Learn 'how' and 'why' you 'can' and 'should' write your book from your blog posts. "How to Blog a Book Revised and Expanded Edition" provides the road map to go from publishing a blog to publishing your book." --Scott Lorenz, Westwind Communications Book Marketing (Book-Marketing-Expert.com)

"If you're wondering how you are going to bend time to build your platform and write a book, wonder no more--you can do both. Nina Amir shows you how in this inspiring step-by-step book with easy-to-follow procedures, actionable tasks, tips, and technology recommendations. Even if you don't plan to blog a book, the material empowers you to author a more effective blog and streamline your writing process. Bets are you'll end up with a book after all." --Carla King, founder of Self-Pub Boot Camp (SelfPubBootCamp.com)

"Whether you plan to consciously blog a full-length book from start to finish, repurpose existing blog content into a book, or blog multiple series and turn the posts into e-books, "How to Blog a Book" has all the information you'll ever need to accomplish your goal. It's a book on blogging for authors and on authorship for bloggers." --Penny C. Sansevieri, CEO of Author Marketing Experts, Inc. and adjunct professor at New York University (www.AMarketingExpert.com)

Recycling your blog posts into a book may provide the easiest way to write a book, and "How to Blog a Book" provides the plan for producing both the blog and a book that agents, publishers, and readers will notice." --Dan Poynter, author of "The Self-Publishing Manual" and "How to Write Nonfiction" (www.ParaPublishing.com)

"Check out "How to Blog a Book." It covers all the stops along the way to your destination as a published author." --John Kremer, author of "1001 Ways to Market Your Book" (www.BookMarket.com)

"The old saying 'kill two birds with one stone' is the perfect metaphor for what Nina teaches in this valuable book. Blogging with the intention of turning the accumulated material into a complete trade book is a brilliant concept." --Jeff Herman, literary agent (www.JeffHerman.com)

"Today writers have to think outside the box when it comes to getting their book ideas published. Blogging a book offers a unique way not only to attract readers but to catch the eyes of acquisitions editors--just what every aspiring author wants and needs to sell books." --Jill Lublin, co-author of "Guerrilla Publicity" and author of "Get Noticed, Get Referrals" and "Networking Magic" (www.JillLublin.com)

"Turning your blog posts into a book is a terrific way to write your book and build your audience at the same time. Nina Amir will guide you through every step with practical advice based on real-world experience." --Dana Lynn Smith, author of the "Savvy Book Marketer" series of marketing guides for authors (www.SavvyBookMarketer.com)

"I believe that blogging can change your life. I also believe that writing a book is one of the achievements you will be most proud of. Combining the two can be a brilliant way to get the project moving. Nina's book will help you organize the process so you can put all your time and energy into writing and building a community." --Joanna Penn, author and blogger at "The Creative Penn," voted one of the Top 10 Blogs for Writers (www.TheCreativePenn.com)

"If you are just starting out as a blogger, or if you already have 15,000 posts online, Nina Amir's "How to Blog a Book" has the plan for you. You can't go wrong with this book. Written to provide you with the easiest path from screen to page, "How to Blog a Book" gets you there while helping you dodge pitfalls and common frustrations. Read it and learn." --Shane Birley, co-author of "Blogging for Dummies" (www.shanesworld.ca)