#221 | Aristotle for Novelists (Part 4 of 4)—Principles #13, #14, and the 15th Principle

🎙 In part four, Douglas Vigliotti closes out the series by outlining the final three Principles #13, #14, and the 15th Principle from his new book, "Aristotle for Novelists: 14 Timeless Principles on the Art of Story,” an adaptation of the timeless principles from Aristotle’s esteemed “Poetics” to be used by novelists. Discover the tried-and-true principles used since antiquity to craft stories for the screen and stage—the same stories you stream and watch today!Principle #13: Novels should contain true characters.Principle #14: Novels can be criticized for impossibility, irrationality, contradiction, harmfulness, and artistic standards.The 15th Principle: Novelists must write, read, and have courage.📚 Learn more about "Aristotle for Novelists" at AristotleforNovelists.com.💥 PREORDER the ebook version of "Aristotle for Novelists" for 99 cents!⚡️ Connect with the host on Instagram @douglasvigliotti or learn more about him at DouglasVigliotti.com.🎧 Listen to Douglas Vigliotti's other podcast: Slightly Crooked: Good Stories, Told Well.⭐️ Please consider sharing "Books for Men" with other men who enjoy reading, or subscribing and rating on your favorite podcast platform. Either goes a long way in helping new listeners find the show and inspire (more) men to read!✓ Sign up for the monthly newsletter at BooksforMen.org.

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