I love writing. I've written several books in the last two decades but I consider them all practice books with only one good enough for market. Oddly enough the one good book was the one I started first and ended a few years ago. Writing is an art but can also be seen as a simple recipe. Write, rewrite, and write again. Focus and passion on the author's part is what makes a book worth reading. They say in the USA one in ten read a book. In Canada, one in ten write a book. While having your book published and successful in the marketplace is amazing, [I would imagine], my true love for the art is in the bearing of my soul.

@KYLETISZAI

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, you inspired me a bit

Lovely and sweet words about his wife! Whatever you do with great passion is bound to be successful! Great talent!

Reading extra books is good for knowledge 👌🏻

How refreshing to hear from someone who is not saying that we should rid ourselves of all self-doubt.

Thank you so much . Very interested report. Thank you very much dear Ken Follett in the your hard work.

Mr Follett could right about my lounge chair and make a brilliant historical thriller out of it. ✨

I've only read one of his books (seen the Eye of the Needle Film) but seeing as its winter and just before Christmas I'd recommend people read Whiteout, it's a perfect thriller to read at this time of year.

@28pbtkh23

7 ай бұрын

I think that I started to read that book, then someone swiped it (nicked it, borrowed it, whatever.) I’ll have to pick it up again.

This is inspiring and heartfelt thank you.

We learn this author about our goal How he is Energetic in this age also ❤ It's mean very dedicated his goal 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I like a work of Mr. Follett. He is able to combine technical, personal, and historical information into captivating stories. Pity he has not dealt yet with fascinated British inventions- a steam engine, railways. There are some persons whose live could be perfect paterns for a book- e.g. Mr Trevithick etc...

So interesting. Thank you !

I’m currently playing Pillars of Earth on Nintendo Switch. It’s a pretty good adventure game. Really makes me want to watch the TV show or read the book next.

@ciobanubucur

7 ай бұрын

The TV show is great! You definitely have to watch it! And read the book, of course..

@ytj22

7 ай бұрын

Despite what others are saying, absolutely do not watch the TV show first. The book is a masterpiece. If you wish to make yourself miserable and watch the TV show sometime, that's up to you, just don't watch it first! (You're welcome).

@tastypymp1287

7 ай бұрын

@@ytj22 What TV show?

7 ай бұрын

@@ytj22Ok, but as I said, I’m playing the game, and I’m almost done with it, so I’ve pretty much already spoiled the entire story for myself anyway.

I adore his books

Bonsai master class by Bonsai master Peter Chan is my favourite 💚 book 📕 of all time 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

What a lovely humble man.

I like Charles Dickens quote about he New Testament, it "is the best book that ever was or will be known in the world,."

2:42 lol

For me personally I wouldn't rewrite my second draft from scratch. If it's on a doc file I make a copy of it and rewrite and edit the copy basically rewriting while adding parts from the first draft that is good. It saves time and doesn't make me burnout as much however that's what works for me and I've done this for years.

Never ending books😅

Once upon a time there was a goodie who beat a baddy, and he lived happily ever after.

Hola soy costarricense y adoro todos sus libros ; he comprado todos los que están en español ; desde los primeros que no fueron tan famosos;; de ellos tengo 17 y después de la Los Pilares compro lo que escribe y espero el siguiente;; daría lo que fuese por conocerle;; estuve en Londres, pero no lo logré; ahora estoy en Zurich hasta el domingo 7 abril

❤

i like books alot but im not writer

HMMM,VERy TRUE

📝✒️

Easy when most purchases came from 1 buyer

do you people really realize just how many books we have in this existence... we have more books than we have words....

@KYLETISZAI

7 ай бұрын

WHAT IS YOUR POINT?????

@jonerlandson1956

7 ай бұрын

@@KYLETISZAI the news is reviews according to the senses...

@jonerlandson1956

7 ай бұрын

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You’re in the right place for promoting fiction…

@peterbarton9856

7 ай бұрын

Try harder, Ruski

Not news

@beewa8840

7 ай бұрын

Yes it is.

I have mixed feeling about Ken Follett. Yes, the Pillars of the Earth was a masterpiece! But the World Without End was a huge flop! The World Without End is basically the same story, with the same characters transposed in time! I did not finish reading the World Without End, because I lost interest in the book! Ken Follett must have been quite desperate to publish something, when he decided to cut and paste the World Without End !

@danicadabic9789

7 ай бұрын

Isn't "The World Without End" just the second book in the trilogy? No wonder the characters and settings are all the same.

@lambertois11

7 ай бұрын

@@danicadabic9789 Wake-up man ! The same characters, the same scenario !! Ken Follett has demonstrated is total lack of creativity ! If you need an example of a trilogy with the same characters, but with full creativity : Stieg Larsson and his Millennium Trilogy !

So basically we need three years with paid leave to write a best selling novel, did I get it write? No pun intended.

The most funny part of Gaza story when americans and their allies saying they working on protecting civilians... those people are teaching the world that no one can beat them in lies

"How to write a bestselling novel with author Ken Follett" Don't need him to help me at all. I'll use an AI. AIs are replacing the middle class... Good thing too.

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auntie rolls out it’s latest MI5 implant in another effort to ‘humanise’ it for the viewers

@peterbarton9856

7 ай бұрын

Try harder, Ruski

@lw1zfog

7 ай бұрын

@@peterbarton9856 lady kit kat here is springing up all over the shop, trying desperately to shore up the numerous collapsing structures. reds under your bed pete ? how very 1950’s of you ! 🥴🤦🏽‍♂️🤡

I advise everyone to read the Quran

@beewa8840

7 ай бұрын

I advise everyone to read the holy books of all religions, then compare and contrast.

Who?

@ytj22

7 ай бұрын

A famous author who has sold over 180M books. How's your day going?

@tastypymp1287

7 ай бұрын

@@ytj22 My question defies your assertion.

@thehangingparsiple5692

5 ай бұрын

​@@tastypymp1287his answer to your question defines your ignorance ❤

@tastypymp1287

5 ай бұрын

@@thehangingparsiple5692 Lacks logic. Try again ol sport?

how? write good things about bbc, royal elites, and technocrats which don't have to be real just like those books on secret door