In this book, Bradbury offers articles in which he recounts advice for other writers based on his experience, we extracted the most prominent of which are in this summary, and we will tell them on his tongue using his stories and analogues. Where is the source of stories? While many describe the narration of stories as hard work, it turns out to me that the story is an inherent part of our humanity, we can learn it from everyone around us. I listened to peasants telling about the first yield of wheat in their harvest, in a manner similar to the style of the poet Robert Frost and listened to an engine engineer talking about America with the tone of the writer Thomas Wolf who answered our country as they gave them their machines. I listened to the mothers of Taroua about their long night with their virgin child when they were afraid to be grateful during birth. I listened to my grandmother telling many stories. They were all poets, when their souls increased in the middle of the story.
