A ROUGH TRADE and PITCHORK BOOK OF THE YEAR'A guide to rediscovering the joys of creating that we all felt as children. 'NEW YORK TIMESOne of the century's most feted singer-songwriters, Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, digs deep into his own creative process to share his unique perspective about song-writing and offers a warm, accessible guide to writing your first song, championing the importance of making creativity part of your everyday life and experiencing the hope, inspiration and joy that accompanies it. 'Fascinating. ' ROUGH TRADE'Eloquent. ' INDEPENDENT'Nourishing. ' PITCHFORK'A proselytiser for the act of songcraft. ' FINANCIAL TIMES'A smart, funny, relentlessly practical guide. ' GQ'Delightful. ' ESQUIRE'Incisigve. ' VULTURE'A book written by a musician that doesn't relay autobiographical details in some form of (even loose) chronology is unusual; they typically have their own story to tell and that's it, good or bad. Writing a book that goes some way to explaining the process behind their songwriting is something else altogether. Jeff Tweedy, in How to Write One Song, achieves this. 'IRISH TIMES