eBook Writing Made Easy

You Can Now "Create Your Own E-Book Without Ever Writing One Word"...

Stop Struggling Trying To Write Profitable Ebooks Yourself, Especially If You Hate Writing!

If you want to make money selling ebooks online, but you hate to write....

Or if you just can’t face sitting down at the computer and slogging away to produce ebooks...

Then this will be one of the most important messages you’ll ever read.

You can now have your ebook written for you without ever writing one word yourself, and still put your name on it as the author!

Imagine this:

You decide you want to write your own e-book but how do you get started?

Do you lock yourself in a dingy Motel 6 for seven days, relentlessly banging away at the typewriter keys hoping you can come up with that next few words or paragraph...

Gosh could you finish that in seven days?

This sounds like the beginning of a brutal experience, that I personally would not want any part of.

Let me explain how I would get this done, without ever typing a word myself and probably coming up with a much better final product than if I had.

Now You Can "Create Your Own Ebook Without Ever Writing One Word"!

Here for the first time is specific information on the nuts and bolts of how to get your very own ebooks written for you that you can sell profitably.

Don't Stomp on the Bookworms, E-Publishers (TechNewsWorld.com)

Apple's new iPad is apparently going to let me download The DaVinci Code -- either in book or movie form. I like that. If you're going to release a new device and charge me a lot of money for it -- not to mention the costs of using a network of some kind to facilitate all that downloading and streaming -- then please don't get between me and my instant media gratification.

Pros and cons of reading books on an iPad (The News & Observer)

What appeals to me about a supersize iPod Touch - which is more or less what Apple brought into the world last week - are the possibilities of that lovely 9.7-inch touch screen.

Article: Editorial: Apple’s iPad, From Unfair Criticisms to Valid Concerns (iLounge)

As is always the case when Apple announces a product well before it’s actually available to purchase, last week’s iPad event has already inspired thousands of opinion pieces, analysts’ predictions, and other miscellaneous articles—many more will follow as filler until iPads actually arrive in stores. At the risk of adding one more such item to the pile, we’d like to take a few minutes of your ...

Joomla! 1.5 Development Cookbook (Slashdot)

Sparky Anduril writes "In Joomla! 1.5 Development Cookbook James Kennard has written an accessible and easy-to-read book to help anyone who is writing (or plans to write) extensions for the popular open source content management system, Joomla! (specifically for version 1.5). It is available as a paperback or PDF eBook." Read on for the rest of Jonathan's review. Read more of this story at ...

Why Apple Could Have Etched “iPad” Into Some Rocks and Sold Millions (Mashable)

The Social Analyst is a weekly column by Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr , where he digs into social media trends and how they are affecting companies in the space. It’s been five days since Apple introduced the iPad to the world, and everybody is still reacting to the announcement. Adobe is calling Apple out on the issue of no Flash on the iPad . The iPad has already sparked the Amazon vs. Apple ...