You can write a book about anything at all. If you’ve overcome a challenge, people want to hear about it.

Ginger Emas wrote “Back on Top: Fearless Dating After Divorce” after spending two years on online dating services.

How to survive 87 first dates? Write the book | ajc.com reports:

“she joined seven online dating sites, conquered the lingo, and went on 87 first dates in two years. Along the way, the Dunwoody resident gathered string for her book, ‘Back on Top: Fearless Dating After Divorce’ (Globe Pequot Press, $14.95), just out this month.

The book includes tips on what to wear on a first date, as well as a primer for online dating and advice for how to tell a guy you’re just not that into him. (‘Be polite and say, ‘Thank you. I had a great time, but I just don’t think we are a match.’ ‘)”

What have you done which would make a great topic for a book?

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When publishers put their heads in the sand and refuse to see that the publishing industry is in trouble, you pray for visionaries to arrive and save the industry.

Perhaps Bradley Inman’s idea of a digital book, combined with video, and Twitter may save the industry.

Slipstream – It’s a Digital Book, and a Video, and a … – NYTimes.com reports:

“‘We think there’s a real urgency in publishing to innovate with new kinds of content,’ he says.

Vook tries to address a big problem for book publishers as they expand onto digital formats. For all the hype and initial success of devices like the Kindle, they threaten to strip traditional books of much of their transportive appeal. Images on the jacket cover, inviting fonts and the satisfying feel of quality paper are all largely absent, replaced by humdrum pixels on a virtual page.”

Read the entire article — and start thinking about how YOUR book can make the switch to the digital age. It’s time to be where the readers are.

Want to write a book? Start with the events of your daily life.

What’s happening with you that would make a great topic for a book?

Here’s one author’s story: she wrote a recession cookbook.

Move over Nigella, the recession’s REAL domestic goddess is after your culinary crown | Mail Online reports:

“That evening I’d managed to cobble together a tasty, healthy meal from virtually nothing and it just came to me very suddenly. The next day I sat down and wrote a proposal. I didn’t really think anybody would take it up.’

Certainly she could never have dreamt that her guide to thrifty family-friendly food, written on a whim and ‘in-between doing everything else’, would become one of the publishing sensations of the year and see her hailed as not so much the new Domestic Goddess but the real Domestic Goddess.

Her book – ‘How to feed your whole family a healthy, balanced diet with very little money and hardly any time, even if you have a tiny kitchen, only three saucepans (one with an ill-fitting lid) and no fancy gadgets unless you count the garlic crusher’ – is about to go into its fifth reprint.”

Book ideas are everywhere. Just open your eyes, pick a topic, and take a leap of faith.

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