A Reader’s Creed: Creating a Readers’ World
I’m happy to announce the launch of my new eBook! After numerous requests to create a brief and easy-to-share version of my blog posts about the shared goals of dedicated and resolute readers, I am pleased to make available this PDF ebook called A Reader’s Creed.
About the Creed
A Reader’s Creed is a small eBook for serious readers about the heart and soul of reading.
It is based on a blog post I wrote called “Are you a resolute reader?” This short book spells out my take on the core appeal of deep reading, and sends out a call to help build spaces for serious readers to share their passion with other serious readers.
I made the eBook very short, so you can read it in just a few minutes.
How to get a copy
You can get a free copy of A Reader’s Creed by joining my newsletter list.
This will automatically subscribe you to free updates and other information (e.g., about other books or offers and the like). We will always respect your privacy and you can opt out at any time. Once you confirm your email address, you’ll receive a private link to the PDF that you can download.
Once you’ve read it . . .
If you’ve already read A Reader’s Creed, I thank you. I think this little book describes the aims and the predicament of today’s serious readers, and I’m delighted that you took the time to read it. So, what did you think?
Share your thoughts and feedback in the comments section at the bottom of this page. If you liked it, you are welcome to share it with others. Here are a few ideas:
• Email this link to a friend: bitly.com/AReadersCreed
• Print the PDF and give a copy to a friend (just don’t charge for it or alter it).
And here are some other ways to get involved:
• Share your thoughts and takeaways on Twitter, using the hashtag #readerscreed.
• Join the Facebook community, where you can connect with other writers who have something to say.
Write your own creed
I hope that this eBook will inspire you to express your own sentiments about the reasons why you are a serious reader. We need as many voices as possible explaining the deep richness of reading to a world that has hardly reads anything worth reading at all.
If you do write something, I hope you will publish it and share it. If it’s online, feel free to include the link in the comments below, as well as on Facebook and Twitter (be sure to use the hashtag #readerscreed). I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Grab a free copy
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