Write Like a God. Learning from the Masters of the Word
5 hrs. 47 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Nadezhda Fedenko
Author
Nadezhda Fedenko
Narrator
Alexey Boyadji
Narrator
Alexey Boyadji
Description
The audiobook will help you become not only a more interesting writer, but also develop your own unique techniques—so your texts become more attractive.
Have you ever felt fear of a blank page? Or maybe irritation and anger because you can’t write something good right away? What about shame and awkwardness about works that seem like they’ll only invite mockery?
Even famous writers of the past and present faced similar problems, yet now their works are considered exemplary. Have you ever wondered what makes their writing special—and how you can learn to write in the same spirit? It’s absolutely possible!
The book “Write like a Little God. Learn from Masters of the Word” invites you to explore techniques used by recognized writers and apply them in your own work. The book includes concrete examples and analysis without complex philological terms. At the end of each chapter, you’ll find exercises that will help you закрепити the material you’ve learned—whether it’s writing a blog post, a school essay, a lyrical piece, or drafts for a future book.
Nadezhda Fedenko, a member of the Union of Journalists of Russia, a screenwriter and host of the podcast “Nochnoye” (“Night”), as well as an author of workshops and lessons on writing craft, shares her experience.
Have you ever felt fear of a blank page? Or maybe irritation and anger because you can’t write something good right away? What about shame and awkwardness about works that seem like they’ll only invite mockery?
Even famous writers of the past and present faced similar problems, yet now their works are considered exemplary. Have you ever wondered what makes their writing special—and how you can learn to write in the same spirit? It’s absolutely possible!
The book “Write like a Little God. Learn from Masters of the Word” invites you to explore techniques used by recognized writers and apply them in your own work. The book includes concrete examples and analysis without complex philological terms. At the end of each chapter, you’ll find exercises that will help you закрепити the material you’ve learned—whether it’s writing a blog post, a school essay, a lyrical piece, or drafts for a future book.
Nadezhda Fedenko, a member of the Union of Journalists of Russia, a screenwriter and host of the podcast “Nochnoye” (“Night”), as well as an author of workshops and lessons on writing craft, shares her experience.
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