What People Want to Read About, Or Why don't I get ot write about these things?

There are lots of things that you can write about but if you want to provide value to your readers, you should be aware that there are four key things that people want to read about. They are, in ascending order:

• Information about their community
• Information about themselves
• Gaining insights into themselves
• Empowering themselves

It's not that people won't read other things--but these are the most valuable.

Reading or Read

• The Phantom City: a Doc Savage Adventure by Kenneth Robeson   
• Doc Savage His Apocalyptic Life by Philip Jose Farmer   
• This Is Not a Novel by Jennifer Johnston   
• The Book of Negroes by Lawrence Hill   
• Full Moon on K Street : Poems About Washington, DC by assorted contributors, Kim Roberts   
• Many Waters by Madeleine L'Engle   
• Nutshell Library (Caldecott Collection) by Maurice Sendak   
• The TOON Treasury of Classic Children's Comics by Art Spiegelman, Francoise Mouly   
• The Battle of Blood and Ink: A Fable of the Flying City by Jared Axelrod   
• Criminal Vol. 3: The Dead and The Dying by Ed Brubaker
• Criminal Vol. 5: The Sinners by Ed Brubaker  
• Criminal, Vol. 6: Last of the Innocent by Ed Brubaker  
• The Marvels Project by Ed Brubaker   
• The Fate of the Artist by Eddie Campbell
• Ed the Happy Clown by Chester Brown   
• Creatures of the Earth by John McGahern 
• The Whole Hog by Aidan Higgins 
• The Geography of Arrival by George Sipos
• Captain Cook's voyages 1768 - 1779 by James Cook
• The Value of Art: Money, Power, Beauty by Michael Findlay