For Ages 12 to 120
When you learn piano, you play Bach and Chopin.
When you learn to paint, you study Van Gogh and Monet.
But when we learn to write, we are simply taught to “write with good style.”
As if there’s a right way to write well.
Texturion breaks down what makes the masters' styles work, so you can practice them yourself.
Not to copy, but to hone the techniques that make great writing great.
So stop sounding like everyone else. Learn to sound like anyone else.
Once you do, you’ll find that you write like no one else.
Write Like the Masters
