Philosophy and Food
Why?
Interesting presentation of both subjects.
How?
A series of books, each combining a philosophy with recipes that represent or relate to the concepts of that philosophy.
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Non-Fiction Books Explained for Your Special Needs
Why?
You don’t have time to read a book and would like to know what it has to offer you and your particular situation.
How?
A service that offers one-on-one sessions with experts who can explain and deliver all the important points of the book as they apply to your specific needs.
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Cliffhangers Generator for Books
Why?
You want the reader to continue reading and finish the book.
How?
Create an app that takes your finished book, analyzes each chapter to detect one or more themes that lend themselves to be used as a cliffhanger and create a basic one to include at the end of the previous chapter. You then take that base and rewrite it in your own style.
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The Book of Idea Creation
Why?
Ideas make the world what it is. They can be part of a new philosophy that might change the world in a couple of decades, a new way of doing things that can have an immediate effect on the world, a creative solution to an old problem, a new work of art, etc. Anyone today can learn how to implement these new ideas, play the new piece of music, use the new tool or technique, etc., but what about how to create new ideas?
How?
A book documenting and teaching all the current theories and methodologies for creating ideas. The reader can use the book to understand and try finding a technique that works for him. The book will help the creation of ideas become something anyone can learn.
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Pay by Number of Pages Read
Why?
You receive value from consumption of the book.
How?
Have a mechanism for ebooks where you pay a much smaller fee when buying the book (maybe $3 of the total price of $10 for the book), then only micro-pay for pages you actually read in that book up to the whole price of the book.
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