Dom

"Young & Stupid: How I Made & Lost 2.5 Million Dollars" is way better tag line! catches the readers attention quickly. Right on for gettin a book done.

Nick Tart

That's awesome, Andrew! I'll take a copy! The first volume of my book is going to be published at the beginning of April. We'll make sure we update your interview to let everyone know your book is going to be done in June. There's some accountability for ya!

HBPhoto

every time i read one of your blog entries, i'm amazed at your drive and motivation. i wish i was as passionate for success as you are. good luck with the book!

Johanski

Nice! I would def buy the book! 'How I Made & Lost..' is a great title.

@TaphaNgum

"Young & Stupid: How I Made & Lost 2.5 Million Dollars (At 18)" The age should be a huge part of it. Itll get dudes interested.

Rothstein

Young & Dumb: Millionaire Into A Bum

Felipe

You need to seriously consider a ghost writer. I'm worried that you're wasting your story--and a potential bank check--by writing this yourself.

If the blog postings under "Young and Stupid" are your chapters, then the organization of your book needs improvement. A book isn't just a re-telling of your history. Rather, a book is a meticulously crafted story that manipulates the reader's emotions. Every detail, every chapter is calculated to invoke a certain feeling. Your blog postings, while interesting, don't exhibit the same craftsmanship. For instance, there are few twists and turns, and your consistent tone--the unabashful and courageous "I fucked up, but I'm on the path to redemption" tone--is uplifiting, but it will become tedious in a 200 page book. A ghost writer can help fashion a book out of the story so that the reader's climax doesn't come premature...and indeed, so that the reader climaxes. (And that's all a book is; a good orgasm.)

Moreover, a ghost writer is needed to correct the grammer and to give the prose fluidity. I think that your strenght is in creating the story, living the action, rather than retelling the story.

Felipe

Again, I'm telling you this because I believe that your story has the potential to make a good book. Your rush to get this released will destroy much of its potential. I say this as someone with experience in the literature industry--formerly on the authorship side, and now on the legal side.

Good Luck

Suthan S.

I've been browsing around and reading your blog for quite a while now but yeah I'm definitely looking forward to read your book.

Eli

Since your into the trendy scene, make some of the chapter titles rhyme like
"Too Cool for High School"
"Too much Green at Age Eighteen: I became a $2(much) Millionaire"
"Passion: The Birth Of Andrew Fashion"
"Whodini: The 2 Millionaire, went POOF into thin Air"
"The Life lesson became a depression"
"Life in the Fast Lane, but with good brakes. I'm not done yet! Restart the Engine"
"The Fall off the Ball: How I Lost It All" or "To Ball and Fall: How I Lost It All"

Also, make a blank thirteenth chapter with with only short messages on each page to help encourage people to make their own notes to start writing their own story. Also you can give them something to solve in the back of the book where they can go to your website to get the final answer.

xman

I left supportive comments on three different blog posts yesterday, but it looks like they've been deleted. Damn Son! Whats up with that?

King

Young and Stupid: how I made and blew 2.5 mil is def. a better title. Autobiography sounds like your old. That wont work since youve still got a ton of plans ahead of you.