Write like a Beast: Optimize your productivity and conquer the blank page

by Adam Lane Smith

You want to write a book. You want to write it fast, and you want it to be good.

My method is designed to help authors in every genre produce high word counts with relentless stamina. I published 7 books in 2019 with an average review score above 4.5 stars. Authors clamored to learn my method. I mentored some students and their productivity skyrocketed. Next I opened up personal coaching.

Now I'm making my method available to you.

Conquer the 6 types of writer's block and optimize your productivity with my tips on mindset, preparation, outlining, scene choreography, editing, identifying your genre, and designing memorable characters. Learn the most common issues with self-sabotage and how to combat this deadly menace. Design living casts who drive your story so you produce high word counts with effortless speed.

Grab this book if you want to learn to write fiction and nonfiction at a blistering pace.

Genres: Writing

53 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 17, 2019

Reviews

[Esme · Rating 1 out of 5]

The year I was unemployed was my most productive year writing. When I have the time, and the energy I write a lot. I bet this guy doesn't write high quality thoroughly researched books. I'm pretty positive he's not painstakingly editing his books, not at that rate of output. I can guess he got some friends to give him some good reviews. I also bet this guy has a lot of downtime, and maybe a job he can write at or one that doesn't leave him mentally or physically wiped out at the end of the day. He doesn't have chores that need to be done. Kids that need attention, a dog that needs to be walked or a wife. I also don't see how 53 pages is going to change any of that for me.

[Ryan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Easily the most useful and practical book I’m writing I’ve ever read

Probably as a way to continue procrastinating actually writing, I have read dozens of books (literally: well over 30) on writing and authorship, many by much more famous writers than Mr. Smith is (so far, at least).

But I’ve never found one as accessible or useful as this one. It’s remarkably useful and refreshingly short.

On the unlikely chance anyone cared what I thought about it, I’d highly recommend this book.

[Gary McNabb · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very helpful

This is a quick read filled with useful information delivered in a simple style. If you are a writer looking to get organized and become more productive this book might be just what you're looking for!