Writing as a mission
It will be hard. It will be long.
We write for a reason
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About the Author
Alex Koskin
I am a Russian-born writer and teacher. I am also ex-therapist, ex-actor, ex-IT manager, ex-anarchist, ex-neurosis clinic patient and ex-husband (once). I am also an almost-pianist, almost-singer and almost-painter.
For more than a decade, I’ve been working as a creative educator. I’ve groped with almost every major approach to developing a writer’s skill and personality and have long studied with talented Hollywood screenwriters and educators. All of this was necessary but not sufficient. But for the past few years I ‘ve been studying the legacy of Soviet creative psychology, aesthetics and pedagogy, dialectics and philosophy, and they clearly show the way to a well-developed creative personality. Continuing this tradition, I develop programs of progressive creative growth.
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