Fully interactive books

Read the book. Then ask the author.

Every AskTheAuthor book comes with the author. Read it, hear it in their voice, then ask the question you would have written in the margin. Brian is right here. Ask him about any of his four books.

See the books

Built with Brian Will2× Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author2× WSJ Bestselling Author

For readers

A book that does not end at the last page.

Buy and read the book

Hear the author narrate it

Ask them about it

Keep the conversation going

“Every book is a conversation. Now it talks back.”
Brian Will, founder
An author working at a desk

For authors

The book is already in your head. This gets it out.

  1. 1

    Tell us the subject and list the chapters you want to cover.

  2. 2

    Talk through each one for a few minutes, in your own words. Type instead if you would rather. Stop and come back whenever you want.

  3. 3

    Read your first chapter free and hear it back in your own cloned voice. Decide then whether to finish the book.

  4. 4

    Edit, approve, pick a cover, and publish to your own author page.

Why authors do this

Your book. Your platform. More impact.

Build authority

Show your expertise and stand out.

Grow your audience

Attract readers, listeners, and new opportunities.

Create opportunities

Open doors to coaching, consulting, speaking, courses, and more.

Lasting impact

Your ideas live on and continue to work for you.

On the shelf

Four books. One twin that knows all of them.

The Dropout Multi-Millionaire

The Dropout Multi-Millionaire

37 business lessons on succeeding with no money, no education, and no clue.

The Invisible Multi-Millionaire

The Invisible Multi-Millionaire

How to scale a business, prepare for an exit, and build wealth that lasts.

NO: The Psychology of Sales and Negotiations

NO: The Psychology of Sales and Negotiations

40 lessons from a street-smart negotiator on the power of hearing no.

I Give the Dumb Kids Hope

I Give the Dumb Kids Hope

57 lessons for the kids nobody believed in, on grit and proving them wrong.

Your turn

Your book does not need another someday.

Start talking tonight and read your own first chapter before you decide anything.