Write Better, Faster is now in audio!
I am so happy that my team and our lovely narrator Cindy Pillar have put this audiobook together for you guys. In the past year, I have enjoyed learning via audiobook mainly for its convenience over ebooks—just click play while on-the-go, while driving, while cleaning your house, or even while doing a boring, mindless task at your desk!
Here’s a clip of the book:
I’m really proud of what we’ve created and I hope you enjoy it and find it useful too. If you want to listen to Write Better, Faster, or if you’ve already read it and just want to refresh yourself on the ideas in it, head on over to retailers and grab your audiobook copy:
Amazon: http://proseonfire.com/writefasteraudio
iTunes: http://proseonfire.com/writefasteraudioitunes
Audible: http://proseonfire.com/writefasteraudioaudible
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I’m listening to the audible book and reading the ebook at the same time – I learn better that way. It is GREAT! I’m only breaking for coffee and potty breaks. I’ll eventually sleep, but then I’ll wake up tomorrow ready for more!
So glad you’re enjoying it, Joy! 🙂 Thanks for the comment
When will Nail Your Story be available on Audible? I’ve got the other 3 audiobooks, and they have been very helpful.
Thanks so much!
It’s currently in production but we have no date at the moment. We’ll be posting when it’s out!
Thanks! Looking forward to it. I’ll keep my eyes peeled.
I finally took the plunge on dictation after reading this. Unfortunately, in a blog post this week that leaves all the raw dictation in (on purpose), we learn Dragon can’t seem to spell your name right. (Mine, either.)