Write like a Human - Lessons from Great Literature

There are many people who can teach you to write for pragmatic purposes, but how many can teach you to write in ways that give wings to your voice and make your words memorable?

The most memorable and most human writing can be best learned from people whose work continues to resonate across time and space long after they have died. Using this guide, learn from the Greats such as Dostoevsky, Edgar Allan Poe, JRR Tolkien, Antoine Saint-Exupery.

Literacy is a skill that is painstakingly earned over a life time of grappling with challenging literature. This guide covers not only lessons on writing, but helps you to grapple with difficult literature in manageable bite-sized portions.

If you devote one hour per week on each chapter with the associated exercises, you can become a better reader and writer in just 12 weeks of dedicated study.

In a world of machines infinitely copying each other, elevate your literacy so that your work will always be a league above...because it will be human.