How to Be a Storyteller: 7 Steps to Powerful Creativity

by The Rogue Novelist

If you want to BE A WRITER who is continually able to WRITE an abundance of satisfying stories which readers love then you must unshackle your creativity!We all have the ability to be creative. Accessing this fountain of creativity within yourself will allow it to blossom.What would you do if you could write with unlimited creativity?How satisfying would be to have extremely productive writing sessions that enthusiastically flowed out of you?As a writer you must understand your own mind and how it accesses creativity. Otherwise you may hit that brick wall called writer's block.As a seasoned hypnotist and bestselling fiction writer under several names in multiple genres (a rogue!) I'm also a studious reader who appreciates the true power of story and where it comes from. I stand in awe of writers like you who want to harness the power within themselves and create truly great stories that move readers.I understand the science of the mind and the power of story. To be a writer you must realize you have an incredibly creative mind that wants to be put to work - and it will if you ask it to.I've put it all down in a simple format which will allow you to dig deep in the right places to stoke the creative sparks within you and fan the flames which will create powerful and meaningful stories for you to write. Guaranteed.In fact you'll be surprised at what your mind is capable of when given the proper directions. I'll show you how to use the power of your mind to write engaging and fulfilling fiction.In this Writer's Inspiration digital download Theme - the question "What to write about" quickly vanishes2. Your Unique Expression and Originality3. Judgement - Your Enemies will be Powerless Against You4. Perfectionism - Write your story as is, warts and all5. Truth in Fiction - Ground your fiction in powerful ways6. The Role of Fiction - don't start writing without this principle7. Material - identify your sources, Unshackle your ImaginationBONUS - Put your unconscious to Work - 6 ways to never run dry of inspiration.BONUS + The Creative Flow State - accessing powerful creativity within you.BONUS ++ 10 Rules for WritingIf you truly want to be an author, what is it worth to you?Discover the storyteller within you and write great fiction!

Genres: Writing

60 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 3, 2016

Reviews

[Skadia Trazon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great quotes not a lot of content.

I found myself lacking the "course" part of this read. There was a lot of inspiration from authors in the form of quotes but I found myself skimming for any origional content. Great for an encuragement boost.

[Erica Baxter · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ugh. So much ugh. There are a scattering of valid points in this book, but the presentation is very haphazard and disjointed. There are no cohesive instructions, just random snatches of information.

The whole book is essentially a compilation of quotes and advice from OTHER authors.

Not useful. Not inspirational. Not original.

[Melissa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simple!

Is a really good book. Good advices. It inspired me to really write. I recommed it. It surprised me, more than expected.

[Laure Estep · Rating 2 out of 5]

A brief look at the idea of fiction

Short abstract discussion of writing fiction built around a number of quotes by famous authors. Very little of actual substance

[Valen · Rating 2 out of 5]

The quotes are really what carried this book, which isn't a great thing. Of course I enjoyed the quotes, but I believe the author's actual writing was lost, and well... that doesn't sit well in a book for writing advice. 2/5 Stars.

[Holli · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very basic and pretty much what you'll find in other writing books. It also relies far too much on quotes, rather than the author's own words. I think half the book is someone else's words with very little contributed by the writer himself, other than arranging it. Pass on this one.

[Dennis Mitton · Rating 3 out of 5]

You know all this stuff. You’ve read it on social media and in every other fiction writing book. A lot like your Dad getting puffed up to give you his career speech. Still, can we hear it enough?

Agree with another reviewer: it’s as much of a curated collection of quotes as anything.