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Explore the Art of Writing with History’s Greatest Minds
Convene Aristotle, Horace, Bharata Muni, Schopenhauer, Poe, and Henry James — guided by Socrates — to deepen your understanding of story, style, and the human condition.
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What if you could sit with the masters of writing and aesthetics?
Imagine gathering Aristotle, Horace, Bharata Muni, Schopenhauer, Poe, and Henry James to explore what makes language and imagination endure — and have Socrates help bring clarity to your needs.
With Socrates guiding the discussion, you will:
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Clarify what you mean by “good writing,” “beauty,” or “truth”
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See how traditions converge on emotion, structure, and character
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Challenge your own creative assumptions in dialogue with history’s finest stylists
Why It Works
Great writing begins with great questions. MyThinkTank.AI lets you test ideas, discover fresh perspectives, and refine your craft through living dialogue — not static instruction.
How It Works
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Pick the Writers roundtable.
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Clarify your question with Socrates — about life, work, learning, faith, etc.
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Discuss and debate your challenge, contrasting the minds of the roundtable.
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Synthesize what you have discovered and de-risk fatal biases.
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Next time, get targeted — build custom roundtables tailored to your challenges.
Ready to Begin?
Step into the minds of history’s greatest writers — and sharpen your own.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Writers Roundtable?
The Writers Roundtable lets you explore story, structure, and style with Aristotle, Horace, Bharata Muni, Schopenhauer, Poe, and Henry James — guided by Socrates.
How does it work?
Select the Writers Roundtable, ask your question about narrative, beauty, or expression, and join a dialogue among the masters of language and imagination.
Who is this for?
Authors, students, editors, and anyone seeking to write or think more clearly about art, truth, and creativity.