Writing About "Ordinary" People (Writers Secrets, #3)
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In this volume, my goal is to show you how to write about so-called "ordinary people"... but I'll tell you a secret... I hate that word "ordinary". Anyone who is worth writing about is, by definition, extraordinary. Not prosaic, dull, or boring.
Your job is to take the life of one of these so-called "ordinary" people, and make it rhumba. At the end of the day when you write an article about an "ordinary" person, you've got a piece of work that will sing, and make people worldwide sit up, pay
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