Rip the page: Adventures in creative ...

Writing your own book is not as difficult as it seems. Especially if you know what techniques can help you do it. Of course, you can learn how to write creatively by spending a few years and graduating from a literary institute. Or you can read Karen Benke's book. Of course, it won't make you Nabokov or Tolstoy, but you'll find everything you need to start a literary career. The author suggests that you don't get hung up on boring academic rules, but let your imagination run wild and play with words, thought forms, rhymes, sizes, and ideas. Small sections, each devoted to a specific creative technique, consist of a brief theoretical section, an interesting assignment, a place to do it, and examples of how it can be done. The book also includes valuable advice from famous writers to beginners. The book is aimed primarily at young readers, but adults around the world have already appreciated it, and are also happy to read and apply the knowledge gained from the book.