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How to Be a Writer: Building Your Creative Skills Through Practice and Play (edition 2010)

by Barbara Baig

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Athletes practice. Musicians practice. As a writer you need to do the same. Whether you have dreams of writing a novel or a memoir or a collection of poems, or you simply want to improve your everyday writing, this innovative book will show you how to build your skills by way of practice. Through playful and purposeful exercises, you'll develop your natural aptitude for communication, strengthening your ability to come up with things to say, and your ability to get those things into the minds (and the hearts) of readers. You'll learn to:    * Train and develop your writer's powers--creativity, memory, observation, imagination, curiosity, and the subconscious    * Understand the true nature of the relationship between you and your readers    * Find your writer's voice    * Get required writing projects done so you have more time for the writing you want to do    * And much more Empowering and down-to-earth, How to Be a Writer gives you the tools you need, and tells you what (and how) to practice so that you can become the writer you want to be.… (more)
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Title:How to Be a Writer: Building Your Creative Skills Through Practice and Play
Authors:Barbara Baig
Info:Writer's Digest Books (2010), Paperback, 272 pages
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Athletes practice. Musicians practice. As a writer you need to do the same. Whether you have dreams of writing a novel or a memoir or a collection of poems, or you simply want to improve your everyday writing, this innovative book will show you how to build your skills by way of practice. Through playful and purposeful exercises, you'll develop your natural aptitude for communication, strengthening your ability to come up with things to say, and your ability to get those things into the minds (and the hearts) of readers. You'll learn to:    * Train and develop your writer's powers--creativity, memory, observation, imagination, curiosity, and the subconscious    * Understand the true nature of the relationship between you and your readers    * Find your writer's voice    * Get required writing projects done so you have more time for the writing you want to do    * And much more Empowering and down-to-earth, How to Be a Writer gives you the tools you need, and tells you what (and how) to practice so that you can become the writer you want to be.

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