Over the weekend, I finished reading Your First Bestseller by Christopher Edge and Padrick Mulholand.

I finished my book this weekend.Your first bestseller.by Christopher Edge and Padrick Mulholand. Well, what I can say is that as a result of reading, of course, I haven't got my first bestseller yet, but I'm on my way to it because I know what to do:) I liked the presentation of the authors of the book, which breaks dry lines with a large number of illustrations and quotations of the authors, which are given in the sections "And what writers say." And the quotes are approximately as follows: “I think there’s a bit of me in all my characters” about how to shape a hero’s portrait. “Heroes must be human beings. Their actions can be driven by love, thirst for power and anything else. But they all need to eat, drink and sleep, about how to gather material for the story. “A story is a chain of events in history. History without properly arranged events, that is, without structure, is like a man without a skeleton. The way we build this skeleton makes each story unique.

As a result, the book is easy to read and if you think about what you read, you can seriously improve your skills as a writer:)

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