Writing Rediscovered

“Every single transaction of an entrepreneurial journey is fueled by some form of writing. Many people struggle to write these well because they misunderstand what writing is—or they draw on school-based rules that just don’t work. This book is a radical step to rethinking how writing can fuel your enterprise.”
—Jason Feifer, Editor in Chief of Entrepreneur

“There are few people who have more influenced my thinking—and writing—than Elizabeth Wardle. She helps you understand that everything you want to get done happens through writing, and shows you how to use writing more effectively. All lifelong learners and professionals will want to read this book.” —Ruth Milligan, Founder of Articulation and co-author of The Motivated Speaker

“At a time when the temptation to outsource writing to AI is stronger than ever, Elizabeth Wardle delivers a compelling case for the irreplaceable value of practicing the craft ourselves. An urgent and important read for anyone who cares about the power of human expression.” —Sara Connell, Bestselling author and founder of Thought Leader Academy

“If, like many people, you think you can’t write, you must read this book. Elizabeth Wardle will show you what you didn't realize you already knew, and guide you to a new and productive relationship with writing.” —Elaine Maimon, President Emeritus of Governors State University, author of A Writer’s Resource, 7th edition, higher education columnist for The Philadelphia Citizen

“Elizabeth Wardle provides a wise, practical, and inspiring guide to the craft—and the very human work—of writing. Whether writing is your nemesis or your passion, this book will help you become an even more skillful and confident writer.” —Peter Felten, Executive Director of the Center for Engaged Learning, Professor of History, and Assistant Provost for Teaching and Learning at Elon University, author of seven books about undergraduate education, Fellow of the Gardner Institute

"After writing and publishing six novels, I still have voices telling me I can’t write—that’s why Elizabeth Wardle wrote Writing Rediscovered. From the first page of this exceptional guide, Wardle not only assures you that, yes, you can write, but that you have the power to continually hone and improve your craft. Wardle takes you on a journey of discovery that helps isolate the voices that hold you back, while nourishing your strengths. This is a book for everyone and anyone, one that will redefine your relationship with the written word." —Edwin Hill, Edgar and Agatha Award–nominated author of six novels including Who to Believe and What Happened Next, faculty member at the Emerson College MFA Program, former Vice President and Editorial Director at Bedford/St. Martin’s