I'll tell you a bit about it...*Links*- Waiting list for the Tiny Book Writer's Room - https://fabiocerpelloni.com/tiny-book-writers-room/

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- Tiny Book Author (latest book) - https://fabiocerpelloni.com/tiny-book-author/

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Let’s break down the definition of “tiny book author” so you can decide whether you identify as one or not.

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You might want to write a book one day, but feel overwhelmed, insecure, or unsure where to start. In this video I share the introduction to "Tiny Book Author" and the story behind it — why I believe you don’t need a long book, extraordinary talent, or a special life story to become an author.If you’ve ever thought, “Maybe I could write a book too,” this video is for you.Tiny Book Author - https://a.co/d/44SHFaJ

In this conversation, I sit down with Tim DeMoss, the creator of the YouTube series "Reasons to Read." Tim shares the origin story of his channel, his favorite reading insights, and the creative process behind his recently published tiny book of fiction. We also discuss the challenge of maintaining focus while reading, why book summaries miss the point, how to get through thick books, and the difference between reading as consumption versus reading as participation in life.Enjoy the conversation!Videos mentioned:- Full "Reasons to Read" playlist (27 videos) - youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZpKwDwO5HwPrGyF9_Py_-BHcxbp_Co2c&si=Vl9Nnw3vK1iXofu5- Uncommon Reader video (books not summaries) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLZpKwDwO5HwPrGyF9_Py_-BHcxbp_Co2c&v=kh4Jb6Q4vA0&feature=youtu.be- The video Tim made on AI - https://youtu.be/Eyk_ncyY67U?list=PLZpKwDwO5HwPrGyF9_Py_-BHcxbp_Co2c- The video with the St. Exupery quote on participation in life - https://youtu.be/FR5w49rSOoo?list=PLZpKwDwO5HwPrGyF9_Py_-BHcxbp_Co2c- The video on "words are crayons, get a big box" - https://youtu.be/V_wAl4ORaKA?list=PLZpKwDwO5HwPrGyF9_Py_-BHcxbp_Co2c- The video on how reading helps with focus (your whole brain & both of your hands) - https://youtu.be/ObHyI5UrRTk?list=PLZpKwDwO5HwPrGyF9_Py_-BHcxbp_Co2cBooks/essays mentioned:- Turtle Eggs for Agassiz by Dallas Lore Sharp- The Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett- Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury, including the introduction essay "Just This Side of Byzantium"- Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury- Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury- Chapter 8 "Books" from Society & Solitude by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Attached is a PDF of the excerpt I mentioned & my thoughts on it.- James Chalk, Fair Buyer of Lightning by Tim DeMossJoin Better Writers: https://fabiocerpelloni.com/private

In my first tiny book, there are mistakes of various kinds. I've decided to keep them. Here's why.This video is based on a post I wrote on Substack. Read it for free here: https://open.substack.com/pub/fabiocerpelloni/p/this-is-writing?r=2iifxg&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false"Tiny Book Author" is now on Amazon - https://a.co/d/7QfZyr8

Do you prefer paper books or audiobooks? What about e-books? Do you think they’re the best? I have clear preferences when it comes to reading.

(I wrote about this here - https://open.substack.com/pub/fabiocerpelloni/p/e-books-audiobooks-or-just-paper?r=2iifxg&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false)