Have you ever wanted to write a classic like Star Wars but didn’t know how to go about it? Perhaps you thought it would take your entire life to ever get that good. Well, think again, my friend, because writing fiction has never been easier. I'm not selling snake oil here, I'm not promising you instant riches. But whether you're aiming to write the next Academy Award-winn Have you ever wanted to write a classic like Star Wars but didn’t know how to go about it? Perhaps you thought it would take your entire life to ever get that good. Well, think again, my friend, because writing fiction has never been easier. I'm not selling snake oil here, I'm not promising you instant riches. But whether you're aiming to write the next Academy Award-winning movie, or whether you're shooting for the top 100 best sellers list, you don't need a miracle to become as good as your writing idols. All you need is hard work, but more importantly, SMART work. Try out the first installment of a new creative writing book series that will show you the tools that the most famous, celebrated, and best-selling writers use to put together their stories. No theories, no boring general outlook; we'll look at certified storytelling classics and dissect them until your writing skills are so greatly honed you'll forget there was a time when you struggled with even the most basic tenet of storytelling. Excellent writing is within your grasp. If you want to spend years on end perfecting the craft by yourself, godspeed. But if you want to save time, if you want to learn the secrets and tools of the craft and cut down on years and years of fumbling in the dark, then step right in and speed up your journey as a story genius.
How Star Wars Can Make You a Better Writer in Less Than 1 Hour (Improve Your Fiction Writing Skills)
Have you ever wanted to write a classic like Star Wars but didn’t know how to go about it? Perhaps you thought it would take your entire life to ever get that good. Well, think again, my friend, because writing fiction has never been easier. I'm not selling snake oil here, I'm not promising you instant riches. But whether you're aiming to write the next Academy Award-winn Have you ever wanted to write a classic like Star Wars but didn’t know how to go about it? Perhaps you thought it would take your entire life to ever get that good. Well, think again, my friend, because writing fiction has never been easier. I'm not selling snake oil here, I'm not promising you instant riches. But whether you're aiming to write the next Academy Award-winning movie, or whether you're shooting for the top 100 best sellers list, you don't need a miracle to become as good as your writing idols. All you need is hard work, but more importantly, SMART work. Try out the first installment of a new creative writing book series that will show you the tools that the most famous, celebrated, and best-selling writers use to put together their stories. No theories, no boring general outlook; we'll look at certified storytelling classics and dissect them until your writing skills are so greatly honed you'll forget there was a time when you struggled with even the most basic tenet of storytelling. Excellent writing is within your grasp. If you want to spend years on end perfecting the craft by yourself, godspeed. But if you want to save time, if you want to learn the secrets and tools of the craft and cut down on years and years of fumbling in the dark, then step right in and speed up your journey as a story genius.
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Rich –
A very difficult read I don't know where to begin. There is some good advice in the book but you really have to work for it. It's like reading a stand-up comedy bit...a very bad stand-up comedy bit. It could have stood a lot of editing and there were many unnecessary words that could only have been used to try to showcase his impressive vocabulary. I think the book would rate a lot higher had the author followed two golden rules...keep it simple and less is more. A very difficult read I don't know where to begin. There is some good advice in the book but you really have to work for it. It's like reading a stand-up comedy bit...a very bad stand-up comedy bit. It could have stood a lot of editing and there were many unnecessary words that could only have been used to try to showcase his impressive vocabulary. I think the book would rate a lot higher had the author followed two golden rules...keep it simple and less is more.
Michael Wilkinson –
Nice The author has an interesting writing style. He uses a lot of dry humor but the meat of the book is in how he explains theme and story structure by breaking down the scenes in Star Wars. Interesting take on the subject.
Bob Hole –
Crapfest I admit I couldn't finish this. It's almost entirely made up of noxious asides and hateful remarks aimed at just about everyone. What little real advice for writers that makes it through is much better gotten anywhere else. Save your time. Crapfest I admit I couldn't finish this. It's almost entirely made up of noxious asides and hateful remarks aimed at just about everyone. What little real advice for writers that makes it through is much better gotten anywhere else. Save your time.
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