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Hemingway’s iceberg theory: How to infuse your writing with subtext and realism
Hemingway’s stories force you to read between the lines. Here’s how writers can follow in his footsteps by infusing their writing with subtext and realism.
Stephen King’s writing routine: 10 lessons in being prolific
It’s hard to name a writer who has impacted culture and media more than Stephen King. But how did he do it? Let's explore his writing routine.
The 12 Archetypes: The psychology of creating original characters and brands
What are the 12 archetypes, and how can they help you create compelling characters and differentiated brands? Let's unpack what writers can learn.
Neil Gaiman’s writing routine (and why writers need boredom)
Neil Gaiman’s weapon for non-stop focus, even on the days he doesn’t feel like writing? Boredom.
What 2 polyglots taught me about how to learn a new language
Conversations with 2 well-known polyglots equipped me with methods, mindsets, and the motivation to make language learning more effective.
Kurt Vonnegut draws the shape of all great narratives
Kurt Vonnegut felt that all of the world’s stories have simple shapes that can be spat out by computers. Here are 5 of the most famous.
7 storytelling principles to intrigue, enlighten, and influence
Storytelling is a trainable skill according to master storyteller Matthew Dicks. Here are his 7 laws for convincing storytelling.
Learn from Pixar for your next successful pitch
Whether you’re pitching your startup or trying to impress your date about your weight-loss journey, consider using the Pixar Pitch.