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"The impulse to write is almost always fired by reading" Susan Sontag.
Critical reading can help you become a more creative writer. Reading another writer's work |
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can teach us other ways of thinking about the world, and other ways of writing.
Using examples from well-known fiction, discover 4 different approaches to using literature as raw material for your own writing. Each section contains exercises to help you develop.
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How the ordinary can be transformed into the extraordinary by using powerful descriptions.
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Nurturing expectations in the reader can often dictate their reactions to texts. Discover how challenging people's expectations can provide more creative scope for the writer.
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Learn a technique, used by William Shakespeare in his poems, for making characters vivid.
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Consider Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre from a different perspective.
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