The writer's fitness

Publisher: Dar Kalemat for Publishing and Distribution Number of pages: 158 The book talks about the art of creative writing and includes several topics, including: the difficulties faced by new writers, shaping the writer's mood, the swamp of despair, daydreaming, about imitation, the writer's break, and many others. But the most important are those exercises through which you can harness your subconscious feelings to produce words effortlessly, provided you perform them strictly and adhere to them with deadly commitment until you write fluently whenever you want. At the end of the book, there are some guidelines and references that encourage writer Dorothy Brandy to be present with every beginner writer, saying: the majority of your library should contain classical works, and try to significantly reduce contemporary books, meaning those written in the last twenty years, and be sure that the more you distance yourself from contemporary trends, the more your immunity against them will strengthen, meaning you can write with authenticity and honesty without imitation. Summary: A valuable and very useful book for beginner writers, and it is like an intensive training course. Since I love writing, I will have a second, careful, and detailed reading of the book.