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Walter Mosley
Hardcover - $30.95
Master storyteller Mosley shares the secrets of his craft and gives readers the tools to write a novel in just one year. Intended as both inspiration and instruction, this book explains how to turn out a first draft painlessly and then revise it into ...
Walter Mosley
Paperback - $15.95
No more excuses. "Let the lawn get shaggy and the paint peel from the walls," bestselling novelist Walter Mosley advises. Anyone can write a novel now, and in this essential book of tips, practical advice, and wisdom, Walter Mosley promises that the ...
Marc Mucutcheon
Book - $23.95
Six novelists reveal their approaches to characterization in this guide, which comes with a questionnaire to help writers probe their characters' backgrounds, beliefs, and desires and a "thesaurus" of physical and psychological traits to aid in chara ...
C. Nash
Paperback - $71.95
"Narrative in Culture" examines how narrative works in different arenas. It presents essays by specialists in philosophy, literary theory, politics, psychoanalysis, the history of science, law and economics. Narrative and discourse dominate the way w ...
Michael Newton
Paperback - $25.95
Inaccurate information about weapons can kill a writer's story before a potential publisher has even finished reading the manuscript. In this books, writers will find all the information they need to make their mystery novel believable.
William Noble
Book - $20.95
For more than 10 years, this successful series has helped writers improve their work -- one element at a time. Featuring quality instruction from award-winning authors, each book focuses on a key facet of fiction writing, making it easy for writers t ...
William F. Nolan
Paperback - $23.95
An exciting collection of anecdotes from the writer's prolific career on the how to's of creating fiction and selling it. The book analyzes short stories as to construction, characters, and dramatic development. It concludes with practical advice for ...
C. F. M. Noland
Paperback - $30.95
By the 1840s American literature tradition had become fascinated with the frontier. The rural folk humor of the "Devil's Fork" letters that a young Charles Fenton Mercer Noland (1810-1858) of central Arkansas began writing in 1837 was something the c ...