1 April 2013

BOOKS ON WRITING



As a writer I’m constantly looking to improve and in so doing I have, over the years, accumulated a host of books on writing.  They range from how to write, how to plot, how to edit, how to write dialogue and description, how to create micro and macro settings.  The list goes on.  I have some of these on the Writers Bookcase page here on my blog, but below is a longer list in case you’d like to check some of them out.

WRITING
20 Master Plots and how to build them by Ronald B. Tobias
Setting by Jack M. Bickham
Description by Monica Wood
Scene and Structure by Jack M. Bickham 
Plot by Ansen Dibell
The Art of War For Writers by James Scott Bell
The Little Red Writing Book by Brandon Royal
Sin and Syntax by Constance Hale
Revision by David Michael Kaplan

 
GRAMMER   
My Grammar and I by Caroline Taggart and J.A. Wines

MARKETING AND PUBLISHING 

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  1. Anna Maria1 April 2013 at 12:44

    More good advice on our craft Jill! Do you have anything on your bookshelf about how to conjure up the inspiration to write when you feel you should but your fickle mind is affected by "spring fever?"

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  2. Jill Paterson1 April 2013 at 18:07

    No, Anna, but if I did, I would wish I had written it myself. It would probably sell a million copies.

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