Books

Books by Kian Ashworth

Three books in English: how to write and judge reviews people can trust, a handbook for consumer journalists and an amateur critic's guide to eating in Wales.

Kian Ashworth in a bookshop
Fair Review: How to Write, Edit and Judge Product Reviews People Can Trust

Fair Review

How to Write, Edit and Judge Product Reviews People Can Trust

Language
English
Chapters
85
Parts
7

In short

What makes a review fair and how to build one: methodology, scoring, commercial pressure, reviewing gambling products and editing other people's reviews, with a part for readers.

Parts

  1. What Makes a Review Fair
  2. Methodology
  3. Scoring
  4. Commercial Pressure
  5. Reviewing Gambling
  6. Editing Reviews
  7. For Readers
The Consumer Journalist's Handbook: Finding, Investigating and Telling Stories That Protect People's Money

The Consumer Journalist's Handbook

Finding, Investigating and Telling Stories That Protect People's Money

Language
English
Chapters
82
Parts
9

In short

A working manual for consumer journalists: finding stories, investigating companies, interviews and right of reply, law and ethics, and writing pieces that actually get results.

Parts

  1. What Consumer Journalism Is
  2. Finding Stories
  3. Investigating
  4. Interviews and Right of Reply
  5. Law and Ethics
  6. Writing
  7. Getting Results
  8. Tools and Trade
  9. Case Files
Second Helpings: An Amateur Food Critic's Guide to Eating, Writing and Cooking in Wales

Second Helpings

An Amateur Food Critic's Guide to Eating, Writing and Cooking in Wales

Language
English
Chapters
86
Parts
6

In short

An amateur food critic's guide to Wales: eating like a critic, writing about food, the Welsh larder, recipes and running it all off along the Taff.

Parts

  1. Eating Like a Critic
  2. Writing About Food
  3. The Welsh Larder
  4. Recipes
  5. Running It Off
  6. At the Table