Hack Into Your Creativity- Review

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Book: Hack Into Your Creativity Story Prompts for Every Type of Writers.

Author: Michael Burns

Publisher: Penguin Books

Pages: 241

Genre: Non-fiction 

My Rating: ★★★★/5


"Everyone at least has one good story. What's yours?"


My Review

If you are a writing prompt or planning to write a book then this book is definitely a pick for you. I really liked the concept where it provides some situation based on the categories and just let your imagination to do the job. There are eight categories in this book to enhance your writing skills: 

1. What happens next?
2. Character-building
3. Incredible India
4. Genres 
5. Everyday Magic
6. Two-Parters 
7. Integration
8. Every hair on its head

Writing requires a lot of work- Hard Work. To me, writing is a unique passion and requires dedication and thought that is inside of each of us. This book helps you to discover your strengths and weaknesses and benefits you in such a way to turn your weaknesses into strengths. The prompts in this book are not random or any provocative words designed to stir you to write just anything. I could see that the author has made a lot of efforts and left no stone unturned. My favourite category was 'what happens next?' and to me, it has many cool prompts there. 


What I find intriguing here, every person will have a different approach for different situations and the author has made a website where all the passages and stories based on this book's prompt will be posted online on mystory@booksofprompts.com. 

About the Author




Micheal Burns is a writing coach, university teacher, editor, actor, and storyteller. He moved to India in the year 2011 and is the founder of Tall Tales. It is the fastest growing storytelling community in India. It does three things workshops on story-telling, live performances on non-fiction stories and events with children. It is a small initiative which allows people to share their stories before it disappears into the depths of their memory. 


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Disclaimer: I received this book from Penguin Random House for an honest review. I would like to thank the publisher for the book. 

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