Let me just say that the Book Sprint facilitation team is awesome… The Book Sprint team introduced a handful of tools and techniques that enhanced the order, efficiency and openness of the entire project. — Keith Basil, VP & GM ... read more
Two years ago, we ran a Book Sprint with our long-time partner and Book Sprints champion Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP). A diverse group of thirteen experts — government officials, engineers, public policy experts, lawyers, and academics — gathered together ... read more
At Book Sprints, we have the immense privilege of working with many brilliant minds. We partner with well-decorated authors and organizations who are changemakers in their respective fields. Today we shine the author spotlight on Keith Basil, current General Manager ... read more
At Book Sprints, we have the immense privilege of working with leaders, innovators, and changemakers in their various fields of expertise. Over the last 15 years, we’ve had many partners in the activist, advocacy, and policy spaces in particular. Together, ... read more
We hope you all had a wonderful holiday season! It’s been a busy 15th year anniversary for us so far, and we’ve worked with various communities to launch several new books into their spaces. 🏃 Sprints this year Here are ... read more
In August 2023, seven Christian pastors came together at Wabash University to write Seek the Wellbeing of the City in a five-day Book Sprint facilitated by Barbara Ruehling. Community leaders in their own right, these men and women authored a ... read more
As you embark on your book-writing journey, it’s a good time to consider the right path for publishing your work. Publishing encompasses editing, formatting, distribution, and marketing. At Book Sprints we provide facilitation services to help a group of authors ... read more
Dear Friends of Book Sprints During 2022, hybrid online and remote Book Sprints became a thing. We combined what we learned about online Book Sprints during the pandemic with our in-person Book Sprint process into a hybrid format. It allowed ... read more
When prospecting for a Book Sprint, organisers often ask us (and we answer in our FAQs) if we can recommend any ideal venues. Having facilitated more than 200 Book Sprints, we have come up with a list that we are happy ... read more
Many in the tech industry started out with FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) projects, and so did the Book Sprints method. And just like software development, so did the development of the method go through some trial and error, and ... read more
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