Living text. How to create deep and plausible prose

About the book
A detailed guide for writing bright, memorable and deep artistic works. After reading it, you can come up with exciting stories, describe in detail the surroundings and depict realistic images of the heroes. Learn to write small stories or comprehensive novels.

The author talks about the methodology of a three -dimensional narrative: when the text turns out to be voluminous, convex or simply "living". Disassembles examples from classical literature and cinema. The book has tables and practical exercises that will help master and improve literary skills.

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You will learn how to create a "living" text with the help of three main components: heroes, plot and surroundings.
You will work out methods in practice in tables and exercises that are in the book.
Learn about techniques and methods that will help make the text expressive.
Study examples of successful and unsuccessful texts from literature and cinema.
Learn to write accurate, short and exciting annotations to books.

From the author
Each author is unique, we all think differently and write differently. The true goal of any writer is to find a method that suits him. In most cases, this means that first you need to find methods that are not suitable. My motto sounds something like this: "Use what works and discard the rest." All these sketches, work sheets and tables are needed in order to identify problem areas. The main goal of my method is to develop writing instincts and inner flair.

About the author
Karen Wizer is an author with extensive experience, writes detectives, thrillers, love and adventure novels, fantasy and science fiction, as well as children"s books, poems and manuals for beginner authors. For 19 years, she published more than 120 works. Her books have been awarded numerous literary awards. Karen lives in Wisconsin with her husband and son, also a writer