Lessons in Storytelling from Percy, Gaiman, and Delany

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Lessons in Storytelling from Percy, Gaiman, and Delany

Message par jerome » ven. janv. 27, 2017 9:24 am

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Every writer creates stories differently, and finding a method that works best for you is an essential part of being a writer. There are plenty of ways to learn about the craft, from workshops to creative writing programs to online courses. Any and all of these can impart a sense of form, offer examples of stories or novels that illustrate particular narrative strengths, and help a writer fortify their own abilities and aesthetics. Another way to explore the craft of storytelling is, of course, to read about it. Over the years and decades, numerous writers have offered their thoughts and advice based on what they’ve learned–and, in some cases, taught.
Jérôme
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