Why Writers Abandon Their Books
For a bevy of reasons, they often don't finish what they start.
While I was on vacation a few weeks ago, an interesting report dropped examining the economics of business books. Among its findings, authors who worked with hybrid publishers such as Racket reported greater satisfaction than those who worked with traditional ones. (No shocker to serial authors and grizzled industry vets like myself.) Count flexbile timing among the many advantages of hiring experts.
An Unasked Question
As I poured over the data and charts, I couldn't help but think of an unasked question: Why do well-intentioned writers ultimately fail to complete their books?
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