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| On writing : a memoir of the craft |
| King, Stephen, 1947- |
| This was more of a memoir than actual instructions of how to write, but if you read carefully you'll be able to find a gem of knowledge here and there. And plus, it's really interesting. Which is always nice. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 921 K587 |
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| Get that novel written! |
| Levin, Donna. |
| Sit down in your reading chair! Pull out the pompoms! And (afterwards) get that novel written! |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 808.3 L |
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| The first five pages : a writer's guide to staying out of the rejection pile |
| Lukeman, Noah. |
| If you should ever desire to be published, it's very important to keep your work out of the rejection pile, because there it will never be published, but will sit and decompose in utter grief, while you chew your fingernails and wish that you had read "The first five pages : a writer's guide to staying out of the rejection pile." |
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| How not to write a novel : 200 classic mistakes and how to avoid them--a misstep |
| Mittelmark, Howard |
| And equally important as learning how to write a novel, is learning how NOT to write a novel. Because if you know how not to write a novel, then you can reverse that information and deduce how TO write a novel. Which is why you were reading this book. (Note to innocent children and young manatees: there is a reason that this book is in the adult section. But, if you are determined to learn how not to write a novel, then I recommend you overlook a few particular words and skip a certain chapter that I also skipped.) |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 808.3 M |
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| Make a scene : crafting a powerful story one scene at a time |
| Rosenfeld, Jordan E., 1974- |
| Since a story is built up of many many many scenes, it's very important to learn how to write a scene. And if you read this book many many times, you'll be able to write many many scenes, and thus (hopefully) at least one book. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 808.3 R |
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| Keys to great writing |
| Wilbers, Stephen, 1949- |
| Of course, if you want to learn to write, I'm sure that you want to learn to write well (unless you're a paperback romance novelist, in which case you're quite free to aspire to write crap). So please indulge in this book and learn to write great writing. The world will thank you. |
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For those aspiring writers who want to improve their craft.
On Sep 3, 2010 at 6:12, Petercb55 wrote:
