Bird behind a bird. Notes on writing and life in general
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About the book
The famous book about writing from the writer.
Do you think that an unwritten book is sitting inside you? Anne Launt is ready to help you pull her out. She will show where to find inspiration, motivation, how to find her style, starting with bad drafts and ending with the oddities of communication with publishers.
Ann Lamwat, known as the author of the books of non -fiction, created a practical and wise manual for writing - "bird for birds". This book will teach specific methods of writing and will answer the eternal questions of novice writers: what and how to write? How to start doing it? How to find your hero? How many pages do you need to write a day? And in general: is it mine?
Labott talks about the realities of the writer’s life, which has little to do with literary parties - rather, consists of envy, creative crises and desperate battles for each paragraph.
From the author
Thirty years ago, my older brother, who was then ten, tried to write a report on the birds, which was allotted for three months. The report had to be submitted the next day. We were outside the city. The brother sat at the kitchen table, covered by clippings, pencils and books about birds, in a stupor and despair from awareness of the volume of upcoming work. Then my father sat next to him, put his hand on his shoulder and said: "Bird behind a bird, guy. Just describe them one after another, a bird behind a bird. ”
Book chips
The book has been tested by time - 18 years have passed since the first edition.
The book recommends Austin Cleon in "stole as an artist", as well as Jim Collins.
For whom this book
For novice writers and everyone who wants to write their own book.
About the author
Ann Lamwat is a well -known and revered author of art and non -fiction books (many became bestsellers) He conducts seminars on writing.
Her father was a writer. Anne from childhood grew in a writer"s environment, and every morning she watched her dad got up at 5:30 in the morning and sat down to write. Anne began to write stories at the age of 7 and helped her classmates with works.
When the Lamwat was 26 years old, her first novel “Laughter through Tears” came out. Since then, many of her novels have come out. During the professional career, Ann received the Huggenheima Foundation Prize, waged a “Book Review” column in Mademoisella, and taught literary skills at Davis California University.
Ann says about himself like this: "I am ready to get out of you any unwritten book." She is the author of the Bird Bird, in which she teaches the secrets of writing. This book was published more than 20 years ago and still remains a bestseller.
3rd edition
The famous book about writing from the writer.
Do you think that an unwritten book is sitting inside you? Anne Launt is ready to help you pull her out. She will show where to find inspiration, motivation, how to find her style, starting with bad drafts and ending with the oddities of communication with publishers.
Ann Lamwat, known as the author of the books of non -fiction, created a practical and wise manual for writing - "bird for birds". This book will teach specific methods of writing and will answer the eternal questions of novice writers: what and how to write? How to start doing it? How to find your hero? How many pages do you need to write a day? And in general: is it mine?
Labott talks about the realities of the writer’s life, which has little to do with literary parties - rather, consists of envy, creative crises and desperate battles for each paragraph.
From the author
Thirty years ago, my older brother, who was then ten, tried to write a report on the birds, which was allotted for three months. The report had to be submitted the next day. We were outside the city. The brother sat at the kitchen table, covered by clippings, pencils and books about birds, in a stupor and despair from awareness of the volume of upcoming work. Then my father sat next to him, put his hand on his shoulder and said: "Bird behind a bird, guy. Just describe them one after another, a bird behind a bird. ”
Book chips
The book has been tested by time - 18 years have passed since the first edition.
The book recommends Austin Cleon in "stole as an artist", as well as Jim Collins.
For whom this book
For novice writers and everyone who wants to write their own book.
About the author
Ann Lamwat is a well -known and revered author of art and non -fiction books (many became bestsellers) He conducts seminars on writing.
Her father was a writer. Anne from childhood grew in a writer"s environment, and every morning she watched her dad got up at 5:30 in the morning and sat down to write. Anne began to write stories at the age of 7 and helped her classmates with works.
When the Lamwat was 26 years old, her first novel “Laughter through Tears” came out. Since then, many of her novels have come out. During the professional career, Ann received the Huggenheima Foundation Prize, waged a “Book Review” column in Mademoisella, and taught literary skills at Davis California University.
Ann says about himself like this: "I am ready to get out of you any unwritten book." She is the author of the Bird Bird, in which she teaches the secrets of writing. This book was published more than 20 years ago and still remains a bestseller.
3rd edition
Author:
Author:Ann Lamott
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Myth. Creative
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00169-331-4
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