Writing Fiction for All You're Worth: Strategies and Techniques for Taking Your Fiction to the Next Level by James Scott Bell -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Writing Fiction for All You're Worth Table of Contents INTRODUCTION

In Defense of How-to-Write Books

A NEVER ENDING WRITING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

The Six Critical Success Factors of Writers The Six Critical Success Factors of Fiction

THE WRITING WORLD

The Digital Revolution Just Because You Wrote It Doesn't Mean You Should Publish It Act Like a Professional

THE WRITING LIFE

Some of My Favorite Writing Quotes My Personal Writing Routine Is the Outlook for Fiction Bleak? Stay Thirsty Driving Dangerously Hanging Upside Down and Other Creative Moves Will Arrogance Get You Published? Envy A Sense of Where You Are Courage to Write About Platforms 10 Things You Need to Know About Agents Energy to Write Do Not Go Gentle Onto That Good Page Blown Calls Writing on the Move The Home Stretch Who is a Real Writer? Growing as a Writer When Should You Quit Writing?

THE WRITING CRAFT

A Glimpse At My Writing Notebook Character Arc? Ten Ideas From One Article Serendipity What's in a Name? Shake, Rattle and Write Action Scenes A Solid Bridge Need a Check Up? Style Envy Cool Papa Writing First Person Boring Hitting the Wall Sex, Smells and Thrills Ya Gotta Have Heart Synopsis Writing Made Easy The Stress Free Query Garlic Breath, or What Not to Do on Your Opening Page How to Grab Them on Page One Death to Prologues? What About the Semi-Colon? How to Write Your Last Page The Great Italics Controversy One Plus One Equals Three How Many Subplots is Too Many? The First Line Game Before You Submit Just Go Backstory Pro and Con How to Benefit from NaNoWriMo

INTERVIEWS

Jeffery Deaver Tess Gerritsen David Morrell Alex Kava Brad Thor Michael Palmer David Baldacci Carla Neggers Eric Van Lustbader Steve Martini Sarah Pekkanen Boyd Morrison

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