ID3 gvTIT2 The Art of Fiction - Part 1TCOP Blackstone AudiobooksCOMM eng Clear, concise, and accessible, The Art of Fiction is an invaluable gift from one of our most enduring authors and an indispensable resource for all lovers of literature.
In 1958 Ayn Rand, the legendary author of The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, gave an informal course on the art of reading and writing fiction to a group of friends and acquaintances in her own living room. Now the edited transcripts of these remarkable sessions are available to readers and aspiring writers.
In The Art of Fiction, Ayn Rand discusses how a writer combines abstract ideas with concrete action and description to achieve a unity of theme, plot, characterization, and style, which comprise the four essential elements of fiction. She explains how to develop a voice of one's own ("You cannot borrow another man's soul, and you cannot borrow his style") and why all works of fiction express a specific code of values ("Every writer is a moral philosopher"). Here,...TCON NonfictionTXXX k OverDrive MediaMarkers IntroductionTPE1 Marguerite GavinAPIC mJ image/jpeg JFIF ` ` C
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