Stuart Horwitz

Blueprint Your Bestseller: Organize and Revise Any Manuscript with the Book Architecture Method is the book that pulled everything together for me. This is the third book of the series that I read. I am confident that I read them out of order. Nonetheless, Stuart Horowitz’s series on drafting and refining a manuscript has been extremely helpful with my current writing project. His method makes sense to me and I am looking forward to putting it into action. My first step is to finish the show more first draft of my book. Read more show less

For the longest time, I have been thinking about writing fiction, but I couldn't find a strategy that I liked. Over the past month, I not only read Stuart Horwitz's book called Book Architecture: How to Plot and Outline Without Using a Formula but I also picked up his other two books. I think I found a strategy that I can use to both improve my nonfiction writing and expand into fictional writing. Because of Book Architecture, I am seeing the world of literature and film in an entirely show more different way. If you are stuck in your writing process, I would certainly recommend Book Architecture. Read more show less

Earlier I had picked up Stuart Horowitz’s book, Book Architecture. I found it quite informative. I found his discussion about the series in books to be just what I needed to push my book forward. I was at a standstill. Knowing that he had other books on the topic, I picked them up. This one is called Finish Your Book in Three Drafts: How to Write a Book, Revise a Book, and Complete a Book While You Still Love It. While it was not my favorite of the three books, I still found it show more informative. With what I have learned across the three books, I am confident I will be able to put together an informative and enjoyable book. Read more show less

A must read if writing or want to write a book!