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Video: Paulo Coelho on how the internet changes publishing

guardian.co.uk — This video for the Guardian.co.uk reveals how the best-selling author, Paulo Coelho, perceives the internet.

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  • mathcreative, on 06/16/2008, -0/+1I always wondered how authors planned their book, because I always asked myself how do you plan creativity.? I remember that whenever I came up with cool designs in photoshop, they never really came from any sort of plan, they usually came from just trying a whole bunch of different things. My better designs were always the ones I anticipated the least. I thought that since it seemed like people.could plan creativity that their was something wrong with my way of thinking. Now this video tells me that creativity isn't planned

    It makes sense too. If the author planned out all their characters, and the character of each character. Writing a book would be boring. The fact that change in a character's character is just a sudden to the readers as it is to author. Makes writing a book just as entertaining as reading it.
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