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Writing About Famous People You Don't Know. (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781533750440 bzw. 1533750440, Band: 1001, in Englisch, Jeffrey Lant, Jeffrey Lant, Jeffrey Lant, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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Lucky you! You have arrived at the rest of your life. What you learn in these chapters you can use and profit from every single day you remain alert and willing to learn. In short, we here today begin your great adventure. Barbra Streisand has a signature tune that goes like this."People who need people are the luckiest people in the world" (from the film "Funny Girl", 1968). And this applies especially to writers, for everything we write will be almost entirely, if not exclusively, about people. In this volume, I'm going to give you the essence of what it takes for you to rise high and triumph as a writer. Let us begin at the beginning, as a writer about people and their multifarious activities. To begin this volume, I suggest that you read the five portrait articles I have written and included in this book. about Abigail van Buren, Arthur Godfrey, Jacques Brel, Elizabeth Taylor and Pete Seeger. If you do, my comments will be more understandable and useful to you. I have written hundreds of profiles, ranging from the completely unknown subjects, to the household names. Indeed, I am one of the major profile writers of my generation. I want to pass on my mantle to you. It is worth having.
Lucky you! You have arrived at the rest of your life. What you learn in these chapters you can use and profit from every single day you remain alert and willing to learn. In short, we here today begin your great adventure. Barbra Streisand has a signature tune that goes like this."People who need people are the luckiest people in the world" (from the film "Funny Girl", 1968). And this applies especially to writers, for everything we write will be almost entirely, if not exclusively, about people. In this volume, I'm going to give you the essence of what it takes for you to rise high and triumph as a writer. Let us begin at the beginning, as a writer about people and their multifarious activities. To begin this volume, I suggest that you read the five portrait articles I have written and included in this book. about Abigail van Buren, Arthur Godfrey, Jacques Brel, Elizabeth Taylor and Pete Seeger. If you do, my comments will be more understandable and useful to you. I have written hundreds of profiles, ranging from the completely unknown subjects, to the household names. Indeed, I am one of the major profile writers of my generation. I want to pass on my mantle to you. It is worth having.
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How To Write About Famous People That You Know (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781536569964 bzw. 1536569968, Band: 1, in Englisch, Jeffrey Lant, Jeffrey Lant, Jeffrey Lant, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, in-stock.
It is with the greatest possible enthusiasm, even glee, that I open this first volume of my new series from Writers Secrets. This series has been developing for a very long time, for over fifty years in fact. I have not only written, but have helped thousands of people worldwide to write, too. However, today, I take you to a whole new level. Never done before, I will show you how to master every aspect of writing so that you will know what to do, when to do it, how to do it. And, I will give you helpful models so you can see how I do it. In no educational institution with which I am familiar can you learn every essential point of what it takes to be a successful, that is to say, a money-making writer. Hitherto educators in the field of writing have simply said "To be a writer, one must write." This fatuous advice is neither useful nor productive. One needs to know more, and more again about writing before showing that writing to anyone. Once you've read the volumes in this series, you will be amongst the elite of the Earth, because good writers get all the goodies, name recognition, esteem, veneration, and, of course, money. For let us never forget, that "None but a blockhead writes but for money" (Dr. Samuel Johnson, 1709-1784, inventor of the first English language dictionary).I am tired of meeting people, particularly young people, who have been given that useless advice. to be a writer, one must write. In these pages, I shall show you the verities of writing, and the facts which will advance you. or, should you fail to use them, destroy any chance of your success. As we begin this exciting series of absolutely unique and unprecedented volumes, I want you to know that my goal here is cosmic, exhaustive, thorough, inventive, and powerful. By following these steps, and not the vagaries of any previousinstruction you may have had, you will find yourself awash in trophies. including fame, notoriety, affection, appreciation, awe, recognition, honor, and certain rever.
It is with the greatest possible enthusiasm, even glee, that I open this first volume of my new series from Writers Secrets. This series has been developing for a very long time, for over fifty years in fact. I have not only written, but have helped thousands of people worldwide to write, too. However, today, I take you to a whole new level. Never done before, I will show you how to master every aspect of writing so that you will know what to do, when to do it, how to do it. And, I will give you helpful models so you can see how I do it. In no educational institution with which I am familiar can you learn every essential point of what it takes to be a successful, that is to say, a money-making writer. Hitherto educators in the field of writing have simply said "To be a writer, one must write." This fatuous advice is neither useful nor productive. One needs to know more, and more again about writing before showing that writing to anyone. Once you've read the volumes in this series, you will be amongst the elite of the Earth, because good writers get all the goodies, name recognition, esteem, veneration, and, of course, money. For let us never forget, that "None but a blockhead writes but for money" (Dr. Samuel Johnson, 1709-1784, inventor of the first English language dictionary).I am tired of meeting people, particularly young people, who have been given that useless advice. to be a writer, one must write. In these pages, I shall show you the verities of writing, and the facts which will advance you. or, should you fail to use them, destroy any chance of your success. As we begin this exciting series of absolutely unique and unprecedented volumes, I want you to know that my goal here is cosmic, exhaustive, thorough, inventive, and powerful. By following these steps, and not the vagaries of any previousinstruction you may have had, you will find yourself awash in trophies. including fame, notoriety, affection, appreciation, awe, recognition, honor, and certain rever.
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