Which Book Should I Write Next?

[philnewall]

The algebra book is the clear winner in terms of audience and significance. That's if you're actually as great as you say you are.

[jordiepop]

ur an [censored] and go go [censored] yourself.

[R*R]

I vote for algebra.

[PhantomGoose]

You could always go back to the well and write a book on HORSE tourneys. You could cannibalize some your tourney book + a few of your other titles, edit them down somewhat, and that's it.

[m1illion]

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I am close to being the best Algebra teacher in the world. Trust me on this.

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[SGspecial]

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David, I have heard that starting in a few years all 8th graders must learn algebra in Minnesota. I would guess currently less than 10% of 8th graders are in algebra this school year making this book very practical and necessary.

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[duckman]

50 POKER HANDS THAT REALLY TEACH YOU SOMETHING

[ebepse]

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WHAT POKER TEACHES US



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[popniklas]

The first two books strike me as both being best for the world and having the potential to make you known to a much wider audience, thus gaining lots of cash and popularity.

50 Poker hands would be nice too, and is the safest bet, obviously. The fourth idea was clearly the worst.

Of course I have no idea how you feel about your writing, but tackling non-gambling subjects seems like an interesting challenge for a person in your situation. As far as poker is concerned, you've more or less done everything there is to do.

[Blue Lagoon]

50 poker hands.
Good idea to write about no debatable hands.