Another helping of best bits from recent episode: we're talking about 'fast books' and 'slow books' - which kind is yours? - writing with a co-author, and how doodling can help you come sideways at a book.

Tune in, sit back, and listen to insights and inspiration from these superb writers:

Steve Scott on how he's written 70 books in around a decade;
Robert Cialdini on why it took him more than 30 years to write a second solo-authored book after Influence;
Joe Pulizzi on how books fit into the content marketing mix;
Jurgen Appelo on the agile approach to writing;
Daniel Coyle on writing as a building process;
Elaine Gould on the sheer relief of finishing a 'slow book';
Morra Aarons-Mele on the different tempos of social media, blogging, content marketing and books;
Lyn Bromley & Donna Whitbrook on how to write together without falling out;
Edgar Papke & Thomas Lockwood on why co-authorship is more than the sum of the parts;
Kate Raworth on how an idle doodle evolved into the award-winning book Doughnut Economics.

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