About writing, being a writer and my work
How do you start a book? How do you build a story that keeps the reader engaged from the first page to the last? In this lecture, Herman De Jonghe openly shares how his writing career began, later than planned but all the more deliberately.
He talks about his first work: the laborious search, the doubts, the thousand ideas that are eventually reduced to the one idea that matters. And how a plot is not a trick, but a foundation you lay carefully, stone by stone.
From that early beginning to the first success, the first review and everything that followed. After nine books, Herman De Jonghe knows what work is, and why he still believes the last book is the best. Not out of habit, but out of conviction.
An honest, personal and inspiring lecture for anyone who loves reading, or who has ever wanted to tell a story themselves.
Conditions to be discussed (standard €200 + travel costs)
