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How is it possible that some reviewers can read and fully digest a 784 page book, and post a thoughtful, well-considered 1,100-word review in a single day?

It� �s really not as hard as you might think.

First, you start with speed reading. Speed reading is quite common, and with practice it� �s possible to reach speeds of up to a page every 15 or 20 seconds, which means you could read the seventh book in the Harry Potter series, � �Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows� � in about 5 hours or so.

And true speed readers are not just skimming and skipping. They� �re actually absorbing and understanding all the content with full retention.

Then comes the tricky part.

To write the review, it� �s entirely possible to blast through a 1,100 word review in a matter of hours. When you use something like the FAST System (as explained in� �Writing Fast: How to Write Anything with Lightning Speed� �), you quickly understand that all you need is a systematic approach to the writing process � � and with less practice than you might think, belting out a 1,100-word review in an hour or two becomes a piece of cake.

I think you� �d need some practice to get up to reviewing and writing the article in a single day, but, really it� �s just a matter of practice. And the fact is, the more you write FAST, the faster you� �ll write.

Put in about a half hour of practice each day, and you� �ll be speed reading and speed writing at this time next year.