I’ve already recommended bbc maestro to one of the world’s topmost academics in their field. The person already writes but is interested in possibly migrating to a particular genre of fictional writing. I reccomended bbc maestro due to how truly informative Isabel Allende’s tutorial on writing is . In terms of technical process; she delivers specific instructions on how to approach certain aspects of writing. Also in terms of how your process as a human being. Cognitive processing in a creative way. Also in terms of how such processing can be worked with when dealing with writer’s block for instance. She also deals with affective processing. The part that emotion has to play in the art of writing. All the above is delivered to the viewer as though it’s on a one to one basis, imparting a very personal tone to the relationship between her and you, which in itself is deeply impactful. All of the above is delivered within the framework of her experience as a writer of huge success. A true maestro, and her wonderful experience is apparent in everything she says. This makes this viewer feel that I’m min very safe hands, and can trust the platinum standard advice the she is giving me. Immensely reassuring. The tone and feel is further enhanced by the beautifully understated way that it has been filmed by the GLORIOUS BBC. It’s been designed in a very consistent fashion, which helps to make the matter easier to assimilate. No intrusion of dramatic tripe of various kinds. It reeks of subtle, understated quality that thankfully is the BBC’s hallmark.. If BBC Maestro was a handsome, hairy, muscled, academic who could play the piano like Glenn Gould, I’d make him all mine. See? Your course has paid dividends already. It was this sort of angle I used when I reccomended BBC Maestro. I’m looking forward to enjoying the rest in the collection. Thank you for it.