Title: Meh. What can you expect from a book that has a cover designed to make you dizzy?
Review: "Putting Your Passion into Print" isn't a bad book, it just could have been done much better, or at least they could have spent more time on substance and less time on making it bright, flashy, and distracting. Fortunately, others have done this genre better, so a revision might not be in order. Specifically, the text wanders from topic to topic, offering disconnected tidbits as "rules" for getting yourself published. If you are looking for a book of lists of things to do, this book is stuffed with lists and should cater to most of your insecurities. But, if you are looking for a thoughtful reflection on how to design a proposal that fits your book, consider Richard Curtis's "How to Be your Own Literary Agent" or Eric Maisel's "The Art of the Book Proposal."
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