Byung lives in Germany and is highly recommended. I think he uses the smaller books as a way to get his information out faster. One of the best “small books” I’ve read is Ken Ilgunas’ book, “The McCandless Mecca”. It’s about his 2011 trip back to the “Into the Wild” bus where Christopher McCandless died. The book came out in 2013 and is only 53 pages long. Easily digestible and impactful. This is truly a great niche to be in!
I'm on board with this.
Byung lives in Germany and is highly recommended. I think he uses the smaller books as a way to get his information out faster. One of the best “small books” I’ve read is Ken Ilgunas’ book, “The McCandless Mecca”. It’s about his 2011 trip back to the “Into the Wild” bus where Christopher McCandless died. The book came out in 2013 and is only 53 pages long. Easily digestible and impactful. This is truly a great niche to be in!
Yep. My book Lean Out was only something like 166 pages.
If I had more time I’d writer a shorter book