Typin' 'Bout My Generation

There is a storyteller in you. She doesn't care how old you are.

She doesn't care if you're retired, semi-retired, nearing retirement, or just over it. She doesn't care if you used to be a repairman, an accountant, or a rodeo clown. She doesn't care how sure you are that it's too late to start something new.

There is a storyteller in you. And it's time you started listening.

My name is Ninie Hammon and I'm 72 years old. (If you say 72 years young, I will reach out from this page and punch you in the face.) I started writing my first book when I was 58. Today I've got five series and nine standalone novels to my name. Too late? Nonsense. It was the perfect time to start.

In this short little book, I'll do my best to show you that:

•Retirement is the right time to start writing.
•Expendable time is the most valuable time there is.
•Technology sucks, but it also doesn't matter.
•Readers matter even more than you think.
•Community is the secret sauce on everything.
•Doing the thing is the most important thing.

And so much more. Or maybe just those things. But also stories. And tangents. So many tangents. And references only you will get.

There's even something in here for gasp people who aren't 72 yet. Or 52. Or even 32.

It's time to stop thinking about who you were before and consider who you can be right now.

It's time to become a storyteller.

Includes Your Second Act — the free companion workbook with ten exercises that confront the lies you've been telling yourself, name the truths you've been missing, and turn the someday-fantasy of being a writer into a first sentence dated this week.