Mishra - A writers manual : 11 powerful ingredients to make you a prolific writer

What is the mystery behind a superb penmanship?
How were all the great books written?
How were the most splendid pieces of art carved out?
How is the genius revealed in a master work?
How are touching impressions made on the souls?

if you dont know the answer already,
turn to the last page of this book .

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This book is a new addition to the rich treasure of our top-ranking Self-help books. How to write well is a challenge that is faced not only by our young students but also working men and women. Whatever be your calling, you cannot escape this challenge! So why not to meet this challenge in a proficient way? There are many books out there which are nothing more than a compilation of letters, applications, etc. for different occasions. They may be very helpful but they cannot come to your aid on every occasion of life. This book is quite a different thing. It helps you become the MASTER of your own individual writing skill by following some simple and interesting rules. Every person can benefit from these rules based on his or her own personal interest, diligence, and persistence for acquiring a fine penmanship.

Another important feature is that each chapter is small in size so that it becomes interesting and not boring, memorable and not perplexing. TEN TOP TIPS given at the end of each chapter, followed by simple multi-optional Exercises to tune up your progress and creative Assignments that boost up your imagination further make this book an interesting tool in the hands of old and young readers alike.

Every step advised in this book is a scientific step to promote the learning skills of any person young or old, student or professional. Yet, the subjects covered in this book are so comprehensive in nature that they do not only enhance your writing skills but even your general personality and outlook because, as it is rightly said, your writing and you are two inseparable entities. The simplicity of language of this book is an added feature that makes it a gospel of easy learning even for children and those whose proficiency in English is of beginners level. Now with this unique book in your hand, your pen will glitter into gold. Congratulations in advance and wish you Happy Writing!

THE TRAIN

W hen I was a child, one of the many things that excited my imagination was a railway train. Its vibrant rustling noise would invite me near the track to fervently watch it run with a pace of fleeting time and leaving behind the throbbing impressions of a gone-by dream. My cousin, who was four years elder to me, often accompanied me. It was he who pointed to me how mighty was the engine that could pull the long train comprised of so many bogies. I know he was as wise as all other elders who, in their utter ignorance, impart a basically wrong knowledge into the minds of their inferiors. And I was as foolish as any other child of my age that even after watching the train-driver throwing coals into the big burning hole, could never realize that an engine has no power in itself to pull the train. It is the STEAM that makes miracles, and nowadays when steam-trains have ceased to be, the same role is being played by ELECTRICITY. The energy that actually pulls the train is, thus, far subtle, more powerful and yet hidden from our bare eyes.

For ages, our elders have been teaching us that the fluency and potency in our writing comes by our sound knowledge of grammar, rich vocabulary and ample understanding of sentence structures. They are not wrong but once again, the glory of ENGINE is being sung and even though every careful student agrees to the fact that in spite of all grammatical and compositional tactics they have failed in writing even a paragraph of abiding impression, they have not been able to grasp the power actually being exercised by some hidden steam, some obscure electricity.

The engine is very important for the running of a train because it has devices and receptacles to control and receive the power generated by steam or electricity but if there is no power, then? A sound knowledge of grammar, a wonderful mastery in vocabulary, a deep understanding of syntax are all very important if one wants to improve ones writing but the power of writing comes from a simpler and subtler entity a desire to write well.

This book is not written to threaten and intimidate the readers by giving them the wrong information that the engine pulls the train but to unburden their minds by rightly advising them that the power to write well is within their grasp, in the reach of their own heart. This book deals with some basic, simple and genuinely tested elements that foster the readers desire in this direction and help them identify how to generate and regulate the power that is behind a good writing.