wt-liam-book-writer

Generate long-form educational book content in Liam Bastick's authorial voice.

1|Updated Jun 12, 2026
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Skill: wt-liam-book-writer
Source: https://github.com/Sampi314/Sam-Plugin-Marketplace/tree/main/Writing%20Tools/skills/wt-liam-book-writer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sampi314/Sam-Plugin-Marketplace --skill wt-liam-book-writer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the challenge of producing long-form educational book content about Excel, financial modelling, Power BI, DAX, and accounting topics that authentically matches Liam Bastick's distinctive conversational, pun-laden, practitioner-driven authorial voice from his published Holy Macro! Books, eliminating the need for writers to manually study and replicate his unique writing patterns, tone, and structural conventions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Authentic Voice Replication: Precisely mirrors Liam's signature tone including self-deprecating humour, direct reader address, recurring mantras (CRaFT, KISS, lazy modeller), and UK English conventions.
  • Structured Content Generation: Supports drafting full book chapters, sections, prefaces, case studies, sidebars, and appendices for educational textbooks and long-form prose.
  • Use Case: A financial modelling educator writing a new textbook can use this Skill to draft a chapter on Excel data tables that includes Liam's characteristic worked examples, trap warnings, practical tips, and signature chapter opening and closing patterns.

Quick Start

Use the wt-liam-book-writer skill to draft a 2,500-word chapter on Excel IF functions for a financial modelling textbook, written in Liam Bastick's conversational, pun-friendly authorial voice with UK English conventions and practical worked examples.

Frequently Asked Questions about wt-liam-book-writer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write financial modelling textbook content in Liam Bastick's authorial voice?

To write financial modelling textbook content in Liam Bastick's authorial voice, you need to replicate his conversational tone, self-deprecating humour, recurring mantras like CRaFT and KISS, and standard UK English conventions. This approach generates long-form educational book chapters and appendices that authentically match his published Holy Macro! Books style.

Can I generate full Excel educational book chapters with practical worked examples and UK English conventions?

Yes, you can generate full Excel educational book chapters with practical worked examples and UK English conventions. The content production process structures technical explanations, embeds trap warnings, and places appropriate pun-laden humour to mirror a practitioner-driven textbook format for spreadsheet modelling topics.

What is the best way to draft long-form educational content for Power BI and DAX textbooks?

The best way to draft long-form educational content for Power BI and DAX textbooks is to apply a structured technical explanation pattern with consistent authorial mantras. This ensures the generated sections, prefaces, and case studies maintain a practitioner-driven voice tailored for data analysis publications.

Does this textbook generation approach support accounting topics and case studies?

Yes, this textbook generation approach supports accounting topics and case studies. It applies a structured explanation pattern to draft full book sections, sidebars, and appendices, ensuring the educational content maintains the required conversational tone and practical financial modelling focus.

What are the limitations when replicating an author's humour and mantras in generated textbook content?

A key limitation when replicating an author's humour and mantras in generated textbook content is ensuring appropriate humour placement without overdoing the pun-laden style. The generated text must balance authentic voice replication with accurate technical spreadsheet modelling explanations to remain suitable for educational publications.