Lecture: The Magic of Metaphor -- How to Create Vivid Metaphors that Can Transform Your Writing

Join critically acclaimed author Marin Sardy for a one hour talk and Q&A session.
The right metaphor can transform a story, poem, or essay, imbuing a significance deeper than we often realize. During this lecture, acclaimed essayist Marin Sardy will explore the purposes metaphors can serve on the page, the different forms they can take, and what makes a great metaphor great.
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[@VICTORJOHNSON-ne5uc]

Enlightening. Thanks for the encouragement.

[@francismuzofa4324]

I love the richness of metaphor, iam a fanatic, your explanation is very rich and authentic.
I would add and say if you want to be a good swimmer you should enjoy playing in the river both for the betterment of your swimming and for the love the water, meaning even the cliches you must play around with them in your everyday speech but not use them in your actual writing, it locks you in to the metaphoric zone by default and creating your own becomes easier.

[@Subham080]

Wow..I’m an artist and I learned many things …thank you Mam…Thankyou Sir…

[@EveningTV]

Loved this. Would have loved some forced metaphor examples at that point in the lecture.

[@francesgarcia1446]

Marin Sardi is an excellent speaker/teacher! I am grateful for this vivid and enticing lecture that finally cleared up my misconception of how to create and make use of metaphors.

[@christophergrissom3982]

This video is amazing, she really breaks down the meaning of Metaphors

[@mikesmithz]

Gold! Solid gold!

[@1995yuda]

This was a deeply insightful and penetrating lecture on the subject. I do, however, have a problem with one specific piece of advice: "Don't look to others". This is bad advice. Great artists steal. Steal from everyone and everything and play with the raw materials to create new combinations. Be like a child in the playground, imitate but also initiate original things by yourself. There is NO Originality without Inspiration.

[@trippwilson810]

Starts at 4:35

[@mashdeklutch]

Great lesson, thank you

[@juliehartley3652]

Thank you that was very well presented. I enjoyed watching.

[@salliemonet5579]

Thank you for the lecture

[@user-rl9im6ed6t]

Well done

[@twinklebhargava6961]

Helpful

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why i cannot chat?

[@RosaLester-Ranson]

Hello

[@PeterZeeke]

Mad Men.

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