The Art Of Conjuring Alternate Realities
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The Art Of Conjuring Alternate Realities

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Unleash your imagination with “The Art of Conjuring Alternate Realities” by Shivam Shankar Singh (ISBN: 9789356999763). Explore the depths of creativity and discover how to craft compelling alternate realities. A must-read for writers, game designers, and anyone seeking to expand their creative horizons. Dive into a world of endless possibilities and conjure your own realities!

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  • ISBN-13: 9789356999763
  • Publisher: HarperCollins India
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 256
  • ISBN-10: 9356999767
  • Publisher Date: 03 Sep 2024
  • Height: 215 mm
  • Width: 140 mm

25 reviews for The Art Of Conjuring Alternate Realities

  1. Soujanya Tiwari –

    This is a must-read. Rating: A truly inspiring book that ignited my passion for writing once again. Worth every penny!

  2. Pal Rajendrakumar Pandya –

    I enjoyed the book, but it could have been more concise. Some of the examples felt irrelevant. Still, a worthwhile read.

  3. Rishabh Dwivedi –

    Interesting ideas, but not as practical as I’d hoped. More philosophical than a how-to guide. Gave me some new perspectives though.

  4. Ashish Khatri –

    I appreciated the author’s perspective, but the book felt disorganized at times. Good food for thought, nonetheless.

  5. Khyati Bhardwaj –

    Not bad, but I felt like it promised more than it delivered. Some good ideas, but nothing groundbreaking.

  6. Deepti –

    A must-read for creatives! Opened my mind to new possibilities. A little repetitive in places, but overall, highly recommended.

  7. Valley Issar –

    A fantastic guide to sparking creativity! I found it very helpful for overcoming writer’s block. Highly recommended.

  8. Paras Goyal –

    A good starting point for understanding alternate realities. Some sections dragged on, but the core concepts are solid.

  9. Vishesh Awasthi –

    I’m a game developer, so I was hoping for a little bit more practical insight. Some theoretical exercises are useful though.

  10. Swastik Kumar Ray –

    I found this book to be incredibly insightful. It has broadened my horizons and fueled my creativity. Definitely worth reading!

  11. Sahil Saini –

    Pretty good book. Rating: I enjoyed reading it! Though, I think it needs more examples and practical exercises

  12. Supriya Sahu –

    This book is amazing. Rating: Absolutely inspiring! A game-changer for my world-building process, although I wish it had more examples.

  13. Sanchita Agarwal –

    Really useful! Rating: Great for expanding your mind and coming up with cool ideas. A little confusing in parts, but great overall.

  14. Harsh Mewara –

    This book really sparked my imagination. I’m already brainstorming new worlds for my next project. Some chapters were a bit dense, though.

  15. Tanvi Tyagi –

    The Art of Conjuring is a great title for a book that helps open your imagination. Definitely a must-read for all aspiring writers.

  16. Karan Gurbani –

    I loved this book. Rating: It provides the necessary push to get you going with creating your own realities. Highly recommended.

  17. Muhammed Sinan K –

    A powerful guide that truly inspires. Rating: I was blown away by the depth of knowledge in this book. A must-have for creatives.

  18. Ankit Parsoya –

    It’s a great book with good ideas, but the writing can be convoluted. A few concepts were difficult to grasp.

  19. Nishant Khanal –

    I was hoping it would be a little more grounded. Rating: It’s interesting, but not really useful for my creative process. I wanted a little more.

  20. Alok Pandey –

    A fascinating read! The concepts were intriguing, but sometimes felt a bit too abstract. Still, plenty of inspiration for my writing.

  21. Akhil Sharma –

    While this book has some interesting points, I wasn’t completely sold on the execution. Worth a read, but with reservations.

  22. Suhani Rai –

    An interesting concept, but the execution fell short. A bit too theoretical for my taste. Still, some valuable insights.

  23. Sreekanth S –

    Rating: Mind-blowing! This book has changed the way I approach world-building. Very insightful and full of creative fuel.

  24. Sneha Kumari –

    Some interesting food for thought, but it felt a bit meandering and needed a tighter structure. Has some redeeming ideas though.

  25. Suramya Dinkar –

    This book is a masterpiece. Rating: I would say that this is a great piece of work that every creative person should read.

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