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The Writer's Journey: 4 Classic Books on Literary Success and Authorship - The Principles of Success in Literature Why Authors Go Wrong and Other Explanations How to Write a Novel etc - cover

The Writer's Journey: 4 Classic Books on Literary Success and Authorship - The Principles of Success in Literature Why Authors Go Wrong and Other Explanations How to Write a Novel etc

George Henry Lewes, Grant M. Overton, William Spalding

Verlag: e-artnow

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The Writer's Journey: 4 Classic Books on Literary Success and Authorship is a comprehensive anthology capturing the essence of literary ambition and craft through a diverse collection of essays and reflections. This volume unites various literary styles under a shared exploration of what it means to be a writer. From the technical craft of storytelling to the profound philosophical musings on creativity, the anthology serves as a timeless beacon for both aspiring and seasoned authors. Each piece, distinct in its narrative, offers an insightful commentary on the writers' journey, collectively crafting a narrative rich in thematic complexity and diversity, ensuring that readers can find inspiration in the breadth of perspectives presented. With contributions from literary stalwarts such as George Henry Lewes, William Spalding, and Grant M. Overton, this anthology brings together the voices of authors who have each left an indelible mark on the literary landscape. These figures represent a varied cross-section of 19th and early 20th-century thought, each illuminating the interplay between their personal philosophies and the broader literary currents of their times. Aligning with movements of realism, romantics, and the burgeoning modernist perspective, the works collectively celebrate the evolution and richness of literary creation and discourse. The Writer's Journey is an essential addition to any literary enthusiast's collection, providing an unparalleled opportunity to engage with multiple perspectives on the art of authorship. It is an invitation to not only witness, but learn from, the dialogues woven between varied styles and insights, offering educational and inspirational value. Readers will find themselves invited into a dynamic conversation across time and thought, leaving them intellectually enriched and creatively inspired.
Verfügbar seit: 04.03.2025.
Drucklänge: 3000 Seiten.

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