It might sound like the worst way ever to spend a Saturday night....
but if you care about understanding the LSAT like a boss, it's worth the sacrifice.
Once this guy and I found each other, it was instant LSAT Love.
We talked for hours, and I interviewed him about every LSAT topic under the sun - life, the universe, and everything.
Then, I organized our conversations into a book.
And I'm giving it away for free.
Get your copy here:
Behind the Scenes with a Former LSAT Question Writer ----->
Sincerely,
Steve - LSAT Lover
P.S. Obviously, I got the dude's #, so if you have any other questions, just reach out, and I'll add his responses to the book's next edition.
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