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A Muse And A Maze Writing As Puzzle Mystery And Magic Peter Turchi

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A Muse And A Maze Writing As Puzzle Mystery And Magic Peter Turchi
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Publisher: Trinity University Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 10.3 MB
Pages: 356
Author: Peter Turchi
ISBN: 9781595341945, 1595341943
Language: English
Year: 2014

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A Muse And A Maze Writing As Puzzle Mystery And Magic Peter Turchi by Peter Turchi 9781595341945, 1595341943 instant download after payment.

With his characteristic genius for finding connections between writing and the stuff of our lives, Peter Turchi ventures into new and even more surprising territory. In A Muse and a Maze, Turchi draws out the similarities between writing and puzzle-making and its flip-side, puzzle-solving. As he teases out how mystery lies at the heart of all storytelling, he uncovers the magic--the creation of credible illusion--that writers share with the likes of Houdini and master magicians. In Turchi's associative narrative, we learn about the history of puzzles, their obsessive quality, and that Benjamin Franklin was a devotee of an ancient precursor of sudoku called Magic Squares. Applying this rich backdrop to the requirements of writing, Turchi reveals as much about the human psyche as he does about the literary imagination and the creative process.

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