I've Decided to write a book, need help

[Mr Smartmonies]

I don't know if I will write separate books or just one book with a bunch of chapters.

Things that i will write about include but are not limited too:

1) Serving a life Sentence with BOB Nutting - my experience of growing up a pirate fan and having the Nutting family consistently beat me over the head with lousy teams to the point I have nothing left for the Pirates but hostility. My only benefit is that you would be up about 85,000 dollars if you had bet 1000 against the Pirates every game since 2000. (Odds included on every game)

2) Ben Roethlisberger and the magical 2004 season that should go down as one of the great all time accomplishments for a Professional Athelete (not just a rookie) I will detail how the Media (even in Pittsburgh) just failed to catch on to it for the longest time. I will rip the media to shreds , and then hope they call me so that they have a chance to defend themselves.

3) I could also write about sports betting. A tell all book on every thing the sportsbooks don't want you to know. that should be a great read. I could even outline how to spot a 'fixed game." Imagine that on the cover. "HOW TO SPOT FIXED GAMES."

4) I could also write statistical looks at the greates teams of all time. I could write about how to tell by midseason if your team is a legit championship contender or pretender.

5) I could write about hockey. I could give a detailed analysis of why i choose Detroit to win cup and how i new the Pens had only 5% chance to win it all. I could right about my canadien friend who won over 80K betting my hockey picks in 2 years.

give me more ideas. Keep them real. I need the help. What would make you grab my book?

[MeetJoeGreene]

I4) I could also write statistical looks at the greates teams of all time. I could write about how to tell by midseason if your team is a legit championship contender or pretender.
I think that idea has the best chance of attracting people outside of Pittsburgh. Depending on how approachable you can make some of the finer points, it could sell to wider audience of casual sports fans as opposed to merely the hard core.
5. What would make you grab my book?

on the cover. Sorry NC Steeler Fan. I couldn't resist. That is my last time using that avatar. I promise.

[Mr Smartmonies]

Thanks mean Joe

I will consider the boobs.

[RuthlessBurgher]

The Boston Globe came up with the idea for this book, but never released it.

MSM could make it a work of Shakespearean tragicomedy.

[Jom112]

3) I could also write about sports betting. A tell all book on every thing the sportsbooks don't want you to know. that should be a great read. I could even outline how to spot a 'fixed game." Imagine that on the cover. "HOW TO SPOT FIXED GAMES."

You have plenty of examples of that being a Steelers fan...






j/k, put the pitch forks down...

[Mr Smartmonies]

The Boston Globe came up with the idea for this book, but never released it.

MSM could make it a work of Shakespearean tragicomedy.

Great idea.

Ernie ADAMS , the Untold spygate story!

[Shawn]

I suggest this title

SMG
The Man, the Myth, the Legend.

But, hey that's just me.

[Mr Smartmonies]

Title: My name is Dutch, but some people call me smartmonies.

[Iron Shiek]

Well seeing as we are all still waiting breathlessly for your Top 10 fixed games of all time thread that you teased for a week (its now been 3 months i think), I don't expect a book any time soon. (my apologies if I've missed that thread). Hmm, maybe you were saving it for the book. That would be an interesting read though, how to spot them, then outline your top ten using your theory. Intriguing...

A statistical book isn't going to sell anything (most likely). Stay away from that topic. Big Ben would be a hot seller, at least in Penn. area. And i laughed out loud at your "rip the media to shreds so they call me" comment.

[DBinAL]

I think you need to invest in Spell Check and a grammar book before you attempt to write anything. Your spelling is terrible and your grammar isn't much better.