The Magnetic Field Method claims that a writer’s instinct can be learned and taught.

We can see this in action through Raymond Carver’s renowned story, “Cathedral” and unlock the secrets behind Carver’s masterful storytelling and uncover the magnetic field of the story.

By watching this video on ‘Cathedral’, part of our first package, Magnetic Field Method for Beginners, you’ll not only enrich your understanding of narrative structure, but also gain insight into how a writer’s instinct works and how to harness it in your own writing.

Raymond Carver didn’t use this method, but he intuitively knew which elements to include in his fiction. He had an inner knowledge of what was relevant to his story, which is too vague to be explained and trusted even by the author himself. Now, through this method, this internal knowledge can be explained and called to action whenever needed. The Magnetic Field Method teaches you the writer’s instinct by enabling you to understand what you’re doing and why you’re doing it during the writing process. It also explains how this knowledge forms and how the interactions in the writer’s mind occur systematically.

In our video lessons, you’ll learn to identify comparable elements within the story to reveal its nucleus. The exciting part is discovering the aspectual quality of this nucleus.

When you determine your nucleus, you’ll know which elements are apt for your fictional universe even before you create your storyline. Now, you have a sensitive filter that you can rely on to decide which elements should be included and which to be excluded from your fiction. Do you realize the potential of this “writing device” you may possess when you learn the Magnetic field Method?

Start to learn here.