Light and stone

The book is divided into two parts: Light) and Stone .
In the first part, T. E. Watson talks about the typical mistakes of the novice writer, about what interferes with the top to the top and how to avoid this. You will learn how to learn to concentrate and why you need a schedule, how to start writing (and successfully continue!), Where to find inspiration, purpose and meaning. If you doubt whether you should quit from constant work for writing, do you have a talent, are afraid to lose motivation due to criticism, you think how to properly apply for a manuscript to the publishing house, courageously accept the refusal and withstand competition-you will find answers in the corresponding chapters.
The second part, “stone” is direct practical advice to increase your effectiveness: from proper breathing to choosing a computer mouse. These are also tips on writing and describing the publishing process from the inside: the development of characters, observation of everyday life and people around, the development of imagination, the search for a literary agent, samizdat and the stages of publication of the manuscript through the publishing house.
At the end you will find a resume of fifteen “always” and “never” in writing. These parting words will help you go far enough to complete your first draft