Hello writers!

Have you ever read stories where animals talk, trees walk, or cars have emotions? This fascinating literary technique, called Anthropomorphism, can transform an ordinary tale into an extraordinary adventure that captivates readers of all ages.

Anthropomorphism is not just for children's books. It adds a touch of magic to stories and bridges the familiar and the fantastical, making abstract ideas relatable and touching the hearts and minds of readers.

In this newsletter, we will explore the Anthropomorphism narrative technique and its unique characteristics.

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Andrea Feccomandi

Founder of bibisco, an independent project made with ❤️ love for writers to help them to write beautiful stories.

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