Creative Writing Techniques: Move Your Readers
Course final project
A course by Gustavo Rodríguez , Writer
About the final project for: Creative Writing Techniques: Move Your Readers
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“We have reached the end of the course. Thank you very much for having accompanied me, I hope that what I have transmitted to you gives you the confidence to begin (or perfect!) your path in writing. Before I say goodbye, I would like to summarize some key points that I spoke to you about throughout the lessons that you should not lose sight of when you dedicate yourself to the development of your story. • Think of that story or anecdote that has always caught your attention and make sure it has a conflict that mobilizes the characters. • Choose the type of narrator who will tell the story: character, omniscient or ambiguous. • Decide the time in which your story will be told: present, past or future. • Be clear about the characteristics that make your characters memorable and make them talk without falling into the obvious. Make sure their own voices are heard. • Finally, correct a lot. Remove the cliché phrases and common places and try to release the data little by little, hoping that the reader will realize it. I invite you to participate in the forum of this course to present your story and comment on the work of your colleagues. The best thing that writing has given me is the exchange and here you have the advantage of having a large international community, take advantage of it! A hug. ”
Partial transcription of the video
“Final project We have reached the end of the course and I hope you enjoyed the content. Now it's your turn to write your story and to put into practice everything we have learned. Next, I will give you some final recommendations for you to carry out your project successfully. Remember that you have here inside all the experiences to create a story. You just have to combine them with a new premise. What if to what I lived or read I add this other as a conflict? Don't try to impress anyone with your writing. Try to write simply and honestly. To draw the reader deeper into your story, use sens...”
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Course summary for: Creative Writing Techniques: Move Your Readers
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Areas
Creative Writing, Narrative, Writing

Gustavo Rodríguez
A course by Gustavo Rodríguez
Gustavo Rodríguez is a writer and the author of novels like La furia de Aquiles, La risa de tu madre, La semana tiene siete mujeres, República de La Papaya, Te escribí mañana, Madrugada, and more. He also writes short stories and books for children and young adults.
Apart from literature, he has written ads and articles and is the editor of an opinion website called Jugo de Caigua. He also wrote and produced Machista con hijas, a podcast for the platform Podimo, and was a collaborator for the magazine Etiqueta negra when it first started.
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