The book: Little Green Book of Getting Your Way, by Jeffrey Gitomer, is primarily focused on Selling/ Sales people, but Chapter 8 had some information on writingJessica S. Graustein, M.S.Jessica S. Graustein, M.S.122008-03-31T16:45:00Z2008-03-31T16:47:00Z1133762Skills 4 Life6189411.0000The book: Little Green Book of Getting Your Way, by Jeffrey Gitomer, is primarily focused on Selling/ Sales people, but Chapter 8 had some information on writing. Most of these are abbreviated quotes.  Just sit down and write something...writing memorializes, clarifies, and clears at the same time. Capture your best thoughts and ideas the second they occur...write the ideas down on anything. Write it like you would say it... Make sure your thoughts are simple, easy to understand, and complete.. Edit early and often... You're writing for the reader and yourself...the secret is keeping your writing conversational so that when others read it they will feel as though you are talking to them.He has many more interesting points on writing (a lot of them are focused on writing "winning proposals" and such, but that could help you write a cover letter to editors for your book).