Bret Easton Ellis doesn’t believe in “relatable” characters. He doesn’t write to comfort, inspire or moralise — he writes to expose. In this video, we explore the writing philosophy of the author behind American Psycho, Less Than Zero, The Rules of Attraction, and The Shards, a voice defined by detachment, precision, and an almost hypnotic cool.
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Write Like a Wildman: Hunter S. Thompson’s Gonzo Guide to Writing
Hunter S. Thompson didn’t just write — he detonated language. In this video, we dive into the wild, fearless world of Gonzo writing and uncover the lessons every writer can steal from Thompson’s chaotic brilliance. From his obsession with truth to his electric, first-person storytelling, we’ll explore how Thompson blurred the line between journalism and art — and why his words still hit like a shot of adrenaline today.
Charles Bukowski’s Brutally Honest Writing Tips and Advice
What can today’s writers learn from the raw, unapologetic wisdom of Charles Bukowski? In this video, we dive deep into Bukowski’s most powerful writing advice — from embracing imperfection to finding your unique voice in a world that demands conformity.
Writing Wisdom from Kurt Vonnegut’s Wild and Wacky Mind: From Slaughterhouse-Five to Cat’s Cradle
What can Kurt Vonnegut teach us about writing, humor, and surviving the absurdity of life? In this video, we dive into the wild, witty world of one of America’s most original authors — from Slaughterhouse-Five to Cat’s Cradle, Breakfast of Champions, Player Piano, and beyond.
Discover the Writing Secrets of Elmore Leonard | Top 10 Tips from a Crime Fiction Master
Unlock the legendary writing wisdom of hard-boiled crime writer Elmore Leonard, the acclaimed author behind “Get Shorty”, “Out of Sight”, “Rum Punch” (adapted into Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown), and “Justified” (inspired by his short story “Fire in the Hole”). Known for his razor-sharp dialogue, lean prose, and gritty realism, Leonard’s writing has influenced generations of authors and screenwriters.
