Writing Articles:
Writing Books:
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Telling Lies for Fun and Profit by Lawrence Block ~ A compilation of
Block’s Writer’s Digest fiction-writing columns, this was the first
book on writing I read--and the one made me feel that maybe, just maybe, I
could do it too.
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The Weekend Novelist Writes A Mystery by Robert J. Ray and Jack Remick
~ I could do without all the blood sacrifice and death crone references, but I
keep coming back to the sections on building the crime scene and use "scene
building" in all my stories. Text for the Writers Village University mystery
course.
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Stein on Writing by Sol Stein ~ A good place to start for both fiction
and nonfiction.
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Writing the Breakout Novel by Donald Maass ~ For more advanced
writers, more of a guide book than a "how-to" book. I haven't used the
companion workbook yet, but I plan to test drive it soon.
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