How to Become a Public Speaker by William Pittenger is a comprehensive guide designed to equip aspiring speakers with the necessary tools to communicate effectively and persuasively. Written in an engaging and instructive style, the book explores the fundamental principles of oratory, from organizing thoughts with clarity to delivering speeches with confidence and passion.

Pittenger debunks the myth that great speakers are simply born with talent, asserting that eloquence is a skill that can be cultivated through proper training and practice. He outlines various methods of speech delivery, discusses the importance of imagination and emotion in oratory, and provides practical exercises to enhance vocal strength and articulation. The book also addresses common obstacles such as stage fright and unstructured discourse, offering strategies to overcome these challenges.

For those engaged in public speaking—whether as lecturers, debaters, politicians, clergy, or business professionals—this book remains a timeless and essential resource in the art of persuasive communication.