The Story Solution

Stone Table, Book 2

By: Sean M. Platt, Johnny Truant

Narrated by: Johnny B. Truant

Do you want to have more direction in your life? Take control of what’s happening and where you want your life to go. Masters of story Sean Platt and Johnny Truant have the answer for you, and it is the answer based entirely in story.

For the last decade, Platt and Truant have been writing and publishing fiction that continues to touch the hearts of listeners around the world. They’ve built worlds now inhabited by a dozen authors and created characters that resonate long after the book has been closed.

Their coaching, advice, and podcasts have inspired and motivated hundreds of writers and helped dozens find their way to becoming full-time authors. And now, with The Story Solution, they bring their storytelling prowess to helping you to figure out what you want from your own, real-world life.

The idea is simple: You are the main character of your own story, so why not construct your story the way a writer does? The Story Solution will show you how!

If you’re ready to take charge of your life the way a writer takes charge of their story, then get the audiobook today.

©2019 Sterling & Stone (P)2021 Sterling & Stone

Great book & performance

This is my second non-fiction audiobook from these authors! They do a bang up job on all fronts. On to the next one.

Helpful as always

Platt and Truant keep knocking it out of the park with their books for writers. This offering takes a slightly different approach than their other works: it's more about how to use the techniques of fiction writing to plot out the life you want to live. Fascinating stuff, and quite inspirational. Co-author Johnny B Truant is a fine narrator.

My only (relatively minor) complaint is the authors' repeated use of the word "slavery" to refer to obstacles or unpleasant situations in which you might find yourself. The book is only a few years old, and this already feels a little tone-deaf in the modern climate. It happens perhaps a dozen times in the book. I'm sorry, but voluntarily working at a high-paying job you don't enjoy isn't "slavery" and shouldn't be confused with it. Otherwise, a very enjoyable and empowering listen.