
Learn to write nonfiction books faster with less writer's block using a three-step plan, a question-based method to outline and write, and a three-step editing process.
Frame nonfiction writing around questions to make it easier. Answer each key question one by one, guiding readers and turning writing into an answer mode.
Write a nonfiction book by posing a big question and answering reader questions across chapters, then edit to publish a quality book.
Identify the big question your nonfiction book will answer to focus the project and promise readers an answer. Use best sellers, reviews, and popular videos to surface this question.
List your chapters as questions, write as the reader, and answer what is this, why care, and how to get it, guided by Amazon book contents.
Learn to create chapter questions that engage readers, starting with why read this chapter, and use examples and end-of-chapter summaries to guide nonfiction writing.
Discover the easiest way to write your nonfiction book by using chapter-by-chapter questions, writing to one person, and speaking conversationally to speed up writing and engage readers.
Turn away from your computer and talk aloud to an imagined listener in a chair. Transcribe that natural, conversational voice to write nonfiction that readers love.
Adopt the conversation (interview) method to write nonfiction without writer's block, by continuously asking what would they ask next and answering each question to keep writing flow.
Speed up nonfiction writing by drafting without correcting spelling or grammar, then editing separately after you finish. Write first, edit later to maintain flow and pace.
Apply the five-step formula to writing your book's introduction at the end, so you present a complete body and entice readers to buy and read the whole book.
Define the end result and big benefit first, showing readers why they should read the chapter and what outcomes the book helps them achieve.
Introduce your name in your nonfiction book to help readers connect with you, and consider credentials like a doctor or Ph.D. if they strengthen credibility.
Introduce yourself in the opening paragraph and share real results, bold promises, and what you can do now, with specific figures to prove life improvements.
Walk through the three steps of your story: life before teaching, how you searched for a solution, and the results you achieved, to make your book relatable and compelling.
Master the five-step introduction formula to show readers the end results, reveal step-by-step secrets, and guide them to read your nonfiction book from start to finish.
Master a simple book conclusion that offers a clear summary of steps 1–5, highlights key points, and ends with a practical call to action for readers.
Discover a simple three-step editing method to edit nonfiction books chapter by chapter, focusing on clarity and reader understanding, not perfect grammar, to avoid end-of-project headaches.
Use a three-step method to fix spelling and nonfiction. Keep it conversational with a spell check in a word processor to remove spelling mistakes and save time for step two.
Use a computer text-to-speech tool to read your writing aloud, revealing spelling and grammar errors you miss when reading silently, and repeat the process 2–3 times for thorough edits.
Read your writing aloud to ensure it sounds natural and conversational, checking one small section at a time, using a computer to read back, and fixing awkward phrasing.
Plan around a big question, list and answer chapter questions, and use real-life stories as examples. Write to one person, speak conversationally, and edit each section in three steps.
Please note: For non-fiction writers.
This will transform your nonfiction book writing
Do you wish writing a book was easier and faster? Are you struggling with writing one?
Well, there is actually an easier and faster way.
Author of more than 50 books uses a unique method. He's used it to write most of his books, most of which have been successful.
This method will...
- Make writing a nonfiction book as easy as answering simple questions
- Allow you to write your book three times faster
- Permanently remove writer's block (You'll always know what to write next and what words to use.)
The most common problem people have writing a book is what to actually say. In other words, what to write. Not only that, but also how to word it so it makes sense.
Working all this out is the main reason writing a book is often hard and why it takes so long.
The solution is having simple prompts to instantly spark the best words to use.
This will change the way you write books forever.
In my years of writing, I found that the best prompts of all are questions. Not any questions but ones that make you instantly know what to say. You will never get writer's block.
This is exactly what this course shows you how to do. Once you understand how to do this, you'll never go back to your old way.
Ian Stables, author of more than 50 Kindle books found a new revolutionary nonfiction book writing method that's way easier than the normal way. Anyone can do it.
This is different to anything you've ever seen before.
Writing a nonfiction book has never been easier or faster. You'll be amazed how effective this method is.
Once you start using this method, you'll never want to use any other method again.
It's as simple as answering questions about something you know.
My name is Ian Stables, author of more than 50 Kindle books. Since I discovered this method, writing books has been so much easier and quicker.
In fact, you can do more than just write books with this process. You can use it to write anything, articles, essays, Kindle book descriptions, Udemy course descriptions, blog posts, emails, and even business reports. It's that versatile.
I taught this to a university student. She said it was a breakthrough for her. She said it made writing anything far easier and faster.
Student review
Nothing pleases me more than a book that seems to answer each and every question I have in mind, and no other book does it better than this book. I felt as though Ian was speaking directly to my unspoken concerns. From the unbelievably great pre-introduction, which completely captivated my interest, all the way through the T of C, I was fascinated and entirely educated.
Now that I have finished this course, I can only heap more praise on the instructor: he knows precisely what he wants his students to know and exactly how they can do it if they follow his instructions.
Yes, Ian, I know your students and your readers love the way you show the way. You certainly have a layer of fans that you can count on to keep looking for anything (book or course) you do.
Thank you so much.
- Lillian
I used to write my books using the traditional approach. I'd pick my subject and create a list of topics. Then I'd start to write.
This often involved a lot of head scratching. I used to run into road blocks many times, wondering what to write next and how to word it. Plus, the long editing process at the end was long and arduous.
To top it all, the book was not as successful as I hoped.
So I began to read everything I could find on the subject of writing. I spent many hours reading books, taking online courses, and watching Youtube videos. I found some really good ideas.
However, the real game-changer was when I discovered a much better way. It literally transformed how I wrote books.
With this new process, writing books became much easier, faster, and more enjoyable too. There was no more long editing process. What's more, I began to produce books I knew a lot of readers wanted.
Writing a book is so much easier and faster when you just answer questions.
Here's an example to prove this works
Think about it. Imagine you were asked to stand up for 30 minutes and tell a group all about your hobby. This would be daunting. You would be scrabbling about trying to decide what to say.
Instead, how much easier would it be if they asked you questions and you just answered them?
No need to worry about what to talk about anymore. Plus, answering questions are a lot easier. The answers just flow off your tongue.
This is how much easier it will be writing your books.
Here are some advantages of this process:
- Writing will be a lot easier, faster, and even more enjoyable.
- No writer's block. You will always know what to write. Words just flow.
- Write a book introduction that compels readers to want your book.
In this course:
Introduction: You'll learn how to use questions to make writing anything easy.
Section 2: How to create a complete book outline in minutes using just questions.
Section 3: The easy way to write your book using simple questions without getting writer's block.
Section 4/5: The best book introduction and conclusion structure.
Section 6: My unique 3 step foolproof editing method that makes every mistake stand out. (Makes your book error free.)
Join 7,622 students to learn this new easier and faster book writing method.
Enroll now and make your book writing easier and faster from today.
Please note: This is for non-fiction writers.