How can you best write about your own hobbies, whether they be watchmaking or piano-playing, in your fiction and nonfiction? Well, let’s turn to a few authors who’ve already excelled at this and see what we can learn…
In today’s article, I’ll be looking at the MasterClass lectures of horror icon R.L. Stine, giving you a clearer idea of what you get for your money, what topics Stine chooses to cover, and hopefully providing a clearer idea of whether this is the course for you.
Synecdoche is a figure of speech where a part of something is used to represent the whole. For example, a person might say, ‘Check out my new wheels,’ with the car’s wheels being used as a figure of speech that represents the whole vehicle.
The thing about telling stories – the reason everyone thinks they’d make a great writer – is that we all do it, and we tend to do it pretty frequently. We don’t, for instance, all communicate by painting. Few of us regularly sing for an audience, most of us haven’t made anyone a film, but …
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