We all have a story to tell. However, in practice, the writing process proves to be so difficult and demanding that many give up prematurely, convinced that they lack the talent and skills that great writers possess. And often this is true, only this truth can be overturned.

In reality, all great writers struggled hard with their weaknesses to evolve into the creators that the world admires today. We have gathered a portion of their invaluable experience on the art of writing and present it in the pages of this book, along with comments and practical guidance.

A small and concise Manual of Creative Writing, featuring texts, ideas, suggestions, and practical advice from the greatest writers in the world (Virginia Woolf, Henry Miller, Ernest Hemingway, Oscar Wilde, Nietzsche, Maya Angelou, etc.) that can encourage and assist anyone who wants to learn the art of writing and become a writer.