Coaching para escritores

Pages and pages have been poured out on what it means to write. Murakami, Stephen King, Chesterton, Orwell, Virginia Woolf, Vargas Llosa or García Márquez are just some of the names that have reflected on it. Some of those pages focus more on technique; others, on their own experience. Some texts are very practical and others look like a poem. All of them are, to a greater or lesser extent, inspiring. However, not so often has one thought about the specific difficulties that the act of writing entails, with the awe (sometimes true terror) of the screen or blank paper, quite a challenge to face. In this book, Jaime Miranda puts himself in the shoes of those who have to face that magical but at the same time daring effort to crystallize in words what nests in his mind. And with this he becomes an invaluable adviser, an adviser who illustrates in a practical and simple way about the doubts that will arise during the journey, facilitating solutions, encouraging, supporting the future author in the forging of his manuscript, until the long-awaited final point.