First published 2016
In this collection of essays, legendary American author Samuel Clemens (better known as Mark Twain) shares his wit and wisdom on the craft of storytelling. With his signature humor and keen observation, Clemens dissects the elements that make a compelling tale, from developing memorable characters to structuring a gripping narrative. Aspiring writers and avid readers alike will find inspiration in Clemens' timeless advice, as he distills the essence of what it means to tell a truly unforgettable story.
Genres: essays, american, writing, non-fiction, 19th-century
Vibes: insightful, thought-provoking, witty
Tropes: instructional, literary-analysis
Period: 1899
30 pages · Paperback · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform